Jordan Henderson sends Liverpool message after 'toughest spell' of Anfield career
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson admitted the first few months of 2021 was one of the 'toughest spells' of his Anfield career.
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Lewis Hamilton refuses to let controversial end to 2021 season ‘define’ his career
Lewis Hamilton has welcomed the FIA’s changes as the Mercedes driver looks to put the controversial end to last season behind him.
16 duels won: Rangers machine with 7 dribbles may have just saved his Ibrox career - opinion
Rangers have won four games on the bounce to come back from the disappointment of their 3-0 defeat in the Old Firm at the start of February.
Today's rugby headlines as Beauden Barrett feared concussion had ended his career and Wales star free to play again after ban
Here's your round-up of all the latest rugby headlines for Saturday, February 19.
Steven Gerrard discusses how he is handling worst run of managerial career
Steven Gerrard says it is in his “DNA” to hate losing and admits he has had to learn to deal with setbacks differently as a boss.
Lewis Hamilton will not let controversial end to 2021 season ‘define’ his career
Lewis Hamilton said he will not allow the controversial conclusion to last season define his Formula One career.
Want Arjun to have freedom to fall in love with cricket: Sachin Tendulkar on son's career
Sachin Tendulkar has opened up on why he doesn't go to see matches of Arjun, saying he wants his son to have the freedom of falling in love with the game. Arjun Tendulkar is currently a part of Mumbai's Ranji Trophy squad and he was even picked up by Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League (IPL) mega auction for Rs 30 lakh. "Fathers and mothers, when they watch their children play, they get stressed and that's why I don't go and watch Arjun, because I want him to have that freedom to fall in love with cricket - to stay focused on what he wants to do, I don't go and watch him play," said Sachin during an episode of 'In-Depth with Graham'.
Felix Auger-Aliassime's career turns full circle with win over idol Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
Felix Auger-Aliassime said his career turned full circle on Thursday after the 21-year-old defeated childhood idol Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to reach the quarter-finals in Marseille. Auger-Aliassime fired seven aces and won 83% of his first-serve points to beat French wild card Tsonga 7-6(2) 6-2 at the ATP 250 tournament, extending his winning streak to six matches.