Michael Appleton on Blackpool defensive duo as Liverpool centre half Rhys Williams continues impact
Michael Appleton has been impressed with Marvin Ekpiteta and Rhys Williams as their partnership continues to grow.
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'Rough call' - Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt on Aston Villa penalty & game impact claim
Ian Evatt believes Aston Villa's second goal in the loss his Bolton Wanderers side suffered came from an offside decision not given as he felt the Premier League side would have become more nervy had the game been level for longer.
David Moyes explains West Ham's Emerson Palmieri transfer decision and impact on Aaron Cresswell
West Ham United manager David Moyes has expressed his delight at adding an "experienced player with a good pedigree" after signing Emerson Palmieri from Chelsea.
Tom Brady: Offseason activities could impact QB's performance this year, ESPN analyst claims
ESPN analyst Samuel Acho believes that Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady might not be 100% focused on football this season.
Genshin Impact: Scaramouche Boss Model looks to have been leaked
According to leaks, the boss model for the Genshin Impact Scaramouche, which is expected in version 3.1, has been revealed.
Genshin Impact Update 3.1: Release date, banners, and more
Before Genshin Impact Update 3.0 is set to arrive, there have been many indications and rumours about Update 3.1.
Iden hails impact of lucky Taiwanese hat at Collins Cup
Sporting greats are used to freebies but triathlon star Gustav Iden admits the lucky Taiwanese hat he found on the floor is his secret weapon at the PTO's Collins Cup. Norwegian Iden, the Professional Triathletes Organisation (PTO) world No.2, picked up the black cap with gold writing at the Tokyo 2020 test event before deciding to wear it at the Nice Ironman in 2019 to stand out from his competitors who were clad head to toe in sponsored gear. Ad Iden raced to victory on that occasion and has reeled off a string of wins while wearing it since, the latest coming at the PTO's Canadian Open in Edmonton last month where he scooped the top $100,000 prize ahead of Olympic gold medallist Kristian Blummenfelt, his compatriot and training partner.
Impact of Indian-led T20 franchise cricket leads to splits among sport administrators
Noise from the debate over the impact of T20 franchise cricket on the sport’s future is becoming difficult to drown out. Former Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has suggested that opposition to the format and its Indian-led dynamic is tantamount to sour grapes. In a thinly disguised dig at English and Australian administrators, he pronounced that Indian administrators are better equipped to look after the interests of Indian cricket than those who are perceived to be trying to interfere with it.