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Luke Littler will have the eyes of the sporting world on him this evening when he faces Rob Cross in the semi-final of the World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace.
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Wayne Rooney said it would "take some time to get over this setback" after he was sacked as manager of Championship side Birmingham City on Tuesday following a disastrous spell in charge. The 38-year-old former Manchester United and England star was appointed in October but oversaw just two wins in 15 matches with Monday's 3-0 thumping by Leeds, their ninth defeat under him, proving the final straw. Birmingham -- who have NFL legend Tom Brady as a minority shareholder -- are embroiled in a battle against relegation, slumping to 20th from sixth since Rooney took over. "Despite their best efforts, results have not met the expectations that were made clear at the outset," read a statement from the club. "Therefore, the board feels that a change in management is in the best interests of the football club." Rooney replaced John Eustace, who was sacked just after he had guided Birmingham to two successive wins which propelled them into the play-off places.
Manchester United are in preliminary talks with Shola Shoretire over a new contract as they plan a loan exit for him in the January transfer window.
Wayne Rooney has been fired as Birmingham City manager after a run of nine defeats in 15 games left the team on the brink of the EFL Championship relegation zone.
Wayne Rooney expressed his surprise after he was dismissed as manager of Championship club Birmingham City on Tuesday, less than three months after his appointment.
Gillingham defender Scott Malone is delighted to have responded to a dip in form with back-to-back match-winning goals.
Manager Mark Stimson praised Margate’s fans for their support during the derby defeat at home to Folkestone on New Year’s Day.