Staying close to Kerry would be progress for Clare - Lee Keegan
Lee Keegan says that Clare narrowing the gap to Kerry would be progress in 2024, but warns a victory is far-fetched.
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Ebbsfleet United chief executive Damian Irvine and Maidstone United co-owner Oliver Ash sign letter calling for reversal of decision to scrap FA Cup replays
Two prominent figures in Kent football have signed a letter calling for an “immediate reinstatement of FA Cup replays”.
Herne Bay boss Steve Lovell says season-ending 3-3 home draw with Chichester City was story of their season as they fight back from 2-0 and 3-1 down
Manager Steve Lovell felt Herne Bay’s final-day draw with Chichester summed up the story of their season.
Faversham Town manager Tommy Warrilow hopes side will be ‘different kettle of fish’ after a pre-season with them as they aim for promotion again after Play-off Semi-Final heartache
Manager Tommy Warrilow hopes Faversham will be “a different kettle of fish” next season as they target promotion and a return to Isthmian League football - again.
Real Madrid Can Seal La Liga Title With Girona Assistance
La Liga leaders Real Madrid have their first chance to be crowned champions this weekend, although they require a helping hand from this season's shock challengers Girona to make it happen. Madrid host Cadiz on Saturday and if they win and Girona take any points off champions Barcelona immediately afterwards, Los Blancos will earn a record-extending 36th Spanish title. It seems fitting for Michel Sanchez's side to have a say on a potentially decisive day, after they were Madrid's main contenders for pole position for much of the season.
WATCH: Bayer Leverkusen clinch German Bundesliga title
With an impressive performance throughout the season, Bayer Leverkusen, led by Spanish coach Xabi Alonso, sealed their championship title with a 5-0 victory over Werder Bremen at home. Their unbeaten run remains intact, with just three matches left to play.
Chelsea Shatter Tottenham Hotspurs' Top Four Bid
Chelsea delivered a hammer blow to Tottenham's hopes of qualifying for the Champions League with a 2-0 win against their spluttering London rivals on Thursday. Trevoh Chalobah's first goal since March 2022 put Chelsea ahead in the first half at Stamford Bridge. The much-maligned Nicolas Jackson wrapped up the points in the closing stages with his 14th goal of a difficult first season with the Blues. After losses to Arsenal and Newcastle, fifth-placed Tottenham's third successive defeat leaves them seven points behind fourth-placed Aston Villa.