Manchester United could earn £45m windfall on return to Champions League
Manchester United are preparing to rake in a fortune once again next season following their qualification for the Champions League.
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Gillingham are set to launch their 2023/24 kit designs on Friday while there are strong rumours linking Alfie May to the League 2 club
Gillingham are set to unveil their new kit on Friday and fans are hoping a new signing will be wearing it.
Disney bets on free mobile cricket streaming in India in battle with JioCinema
NEW DELHI: Walt Disney's Hotstar will offer free streaming of cricket tournaments in India on mobile devices, a move that follows rival JioCinema's recent success in garnering millions of viewers with a similar strategy in the cricket-crazy nation.
The Championship: Provincial showdowns, David Power on Tipperary departure
Eoin Larkin and Tom Condon look ahead to the Munster and Leinster hurling finals, while the now former Tipperary football manager David Power discusses why teams teams are holding back in the championship and whether he'll wear the bainisteoir bib again.
With fierce racing, IndyCar found redemption and rebirth on the streets of downtown Detroit
DETROIT – A lap in the IndyCar Grand Prix had yet to be turned on the streets of Detroit, and race drivers were doing what they sometimes do best – expecting the worst of a new race course.
Former Bok on World Rugby's judicial panel for World Cup
Former Springbok winger Stefan Terblanche has been included in World Rugby's 30-member team of disciplinary officials for the Rugby World Cup.
Bayern sign Austrian midfielder Laimer on free transfer
Bayern Munich have signed Konrad Laimer on a free transfer from RB Leipzig, the Bundesliga champions said on Friday, adding that the Austrian midfielder had signed a four-year contract.
ITV shares update on Phillip Schofield's permanent This Morning replacement as fans wade in
ITV has given an update on Phillip Schofield's permanent replacement on This Morning, just as fans waded in to have their say.