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Middlesbrough have hit out at Chelsea’s request to get Saturday’s FA Cup quarter-final at the Riverside played behind closed doors, labelling it “bizarre and without any merit whatsoever”.
A former England football captain has said the increased prize fund for next season’s Women’s FA Cup is the “way forward” as she called for more funding at grassroots level.
While steering away from discussing the merits of Bismarck du Plessis' red card in last weekend's United Rugby Championship clash with Munster, Bulls Currie Cup coach Gert Smal has definitely been left disappointed by the veteran hooker's unavailability for Wednesday's meeting with the Sharks.
Our chief Hearts correspondent Barry Anderson and chief Hibs correspondent Patrick McPartlin were joined by Scotsman sports editor Mark Atkinson to discuss the mouthwatering clash.
(Reuters) - Italy's World Cup playoff semi-final against North Macedonia next week in Palermo will be played in front of a capacity crowd, the country's minister of health Roberto Speranza said on Tuesday.
Thomas Tuchel says Chelsea will not make "excuses" despite severe restrictions placed on the club as a result of UK sanctions targeting Russian owner Roman Abramovich. The Premier League club are operating under a special licence after the British government last week froze the assets of Abramovich as part of a set of punitive measures following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The licence is designed to prevent Chelsea and by extension billionaire Abramovich -- described by the government as part of Russian President Vladimir Putin's inner circle -- from generating new revenue.
Middlesbrough has spoken out against Chelsea's request to play their sixth-round FA Cup tie at the Riverside on Saturday behind closed doors, calling the request "bizarre and without merit."
Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson has launched a scathing attack on Chelsea and branded the club ‘pathetic’ after they requested this weekend’s FA Cup quarter-final be played behind closed doors.