Manager Neil Harris praised the Gillingham fans who followed them to Barrow on Saturday in League 2
Gillingham manager Neil Harris thanked the fans who backed them at Barrow - and was gutted he couldn’t send them home with something to cheer.
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Bohemians back on top after late win at Sligo Rovers
Bohemians returned to the summit of the Premier Division, opening up a three-point gap between themselves and Derry City, as they picked up a late win over Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds.
South Carolina’s Dawn Staley on name being suggested for Temple job: ‘Don't want to coach in the men's game’
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Steelers prank NFL world with Snoop Dogg tweet on April Fools' Day
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Anthony Rendon 'can't comment' on altercation amid MLB inquiry
Anthony Rendon wasn't very talkative Saturday, two days after video surfaced of the Los Angeles Angels All-Star swiping at an Oakland fan following an Opening Day loss to the Athletics.
Chelsea 0-2 Aston Villa: Villans heap pressure on Chelsea manager Graham Potter with victory at Stamford Bridge
In-form Ollie Watkins was on target and John McGinn struck a screamer as Aston Villa leapfrogged Chelsea into the top half of the Premier League table thanks to a hard-fought 2-0 victory at Stamford Bridge. Unai Emery’s Villans grabbed the lead on 18 minutes when Watkins latched on to Marc Cucurella’s howler of a header to coolly lob over the advancing Kepa. Ad It saw the 27-year-old England international become the first ever Villa player to net in five Premier League matches in a row away from home and set the platform for another impressive, well organised showing under their Spanish coach.
Campbell Hatton wins by KO in clinical display on Anthony Joshua undercard
Campbell Hatton produced a clinical performance on the main card of Anthony Joshua vs Jermaine Franklin on Saturday night, beating Louis Fielding via a first round knockout.
Bayern put four past Dortmund on Tuchel debut to go top
MUNICH, Germany: Bayern Munich went back to the top of the Bundesliga on Saturday, defeating Borussia Dortmund 4-2 at home to give Thomas Tuchel a winning start as coach of the Bavarian giants. A shocking own goal from Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel, as well as two trademark poacher’s finishes from Thomas Mueller had Bayern 3-0 up by the 25th minute.