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Ivan Toney took the road less travelled to the top but “never doubted” his England opportunity would come, with the Brentford striker vowing to seize his chance to make the World Cup.
Lucas de Bolle got his first taste of the Scottish Championship in Hamilton’s 2-0 defeat at home to Queen’s Park, and reckons finishing chances was the difference.
Former Barcelona defender Dani Alves revealed that Cristiano Ronaldo was his toughest ever opponent. The Brazilian was a fixture at Barcelona at the height of the two team’s recent rivalry, when Ronaldo was the figurehead of Real. Ad Speaking to Hugo Sanchez, another former Pumas player, Alves discussed his time up against the Portuguese international.
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Children’s services at Wigan Council are under ‘huge pressures’ due to ‘underfunding and staffing shortages’, bosses have claimed following an Ofsted inspection stating they ‘required improvement’. Response to domestic abuse concerns being 'not sufficiently robust' and child-protection plans not being specific enough were highlighted by inspectors back in May.
Ben Stokes vowed England would keep up their bold approach to Test cricket under coach Brendon McCullum after wrapping up a 2-1 series win over South Africa at the Oval on Monday. The match was shortened to three days after the first day was washed out and the second scrapped following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. But England still needed less than half an hour to seal victory by nine wickets in front of a sparse crowd in London. "This game here, with it being shortened, our main aim was it ending in a result," England captain Stokes told Sky Sports.
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Brendon McCullum after wrapping up a 2-1 series win over South Africa at the Oval on Monday. The match was shortened to three days after the first day was washed out and the second scrapped following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. But England still needed less than half an hour to seal victory by nine wickets in front of a sparse crowd in London.