Islam Makhachev willing to take on Michael Chandler for vacant UFC lightweight belt
Islam Makhachev has welcomed Michael Chandler’s call-out to face one another for the vacant UFC lightweight title, saying the bout would provide him “easy money”.
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Celtic starlet receives 'shining star' praise from Albanian president after goal on Austria tour
Albanian president Ilir Meta has hailed Rocco Vata after the youngster netted for the senior Celtic side on their pre-season tour of Austria.
Neil Critchley breaks long awaited silence on Blackpool exit and Aston Villa move
Neil Critchley has given his first interview since leaving his role as Blackpool's head coach.
Super League explains reason behind reduced on-field activities at Magic Weekend
The timing of this year's Magic Weekend being later than usual has led to a late decision to cancel several scheduled events that were due to run alongside the on-field action. Super League say that they have had to make late calls to remove events such as Try Tag from the schedule, in a bid to avoid as much wear on the pitch as possible at St James' Park.
After Lavia: Saints closing in on move for gem on ‘another level’; medical expected - journalist
According to The Athletic journalist David Ornstein, Southampton have now reached an agreement to sign Rangers midfielder Joe Aribo.
Raheem Sterling's Chelsea contract and the impact it will have on Mason Mount and Reece James
Finally, it appears Chelsea will soon be able to announce their first new signing of the transfer window. Raheem Sterling has agreed personal terms with the Blues and now negotiations must be completed with Manchester City.
Giro Donne 2022: Juliette Labous soloes to impressive victory on Passo Maniva, Annemiek van Vleuten takes more time
Frenchwoman Juliette Labous soled to an extremely impressive victory on Passo Maniva at Stage 7 of the 2022 Giro Donne. Predominantly a flat stage, things became interesting as the riders reached the set of climbs in the final stages. It was young Norwegian rider Amalie Lutro was the one who went away and she did an excellent job in keeping the chasing pack at bay.
Emma Raducanu should seek advice from Maria Sharapova on handling pressure and fame, says Marion Bartoli
Former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli has suggested Emma Raducanu could benefit by speaking to Maria Sharapova about handling the “massive” pressure of fame and sporting expectations. Raducanu exited Wimbledon in the second round, capping off a whirlwind 12 months in which the British No 1 became a household name in the UK when winning the US Open title. Ad/> Major sponsorship deals have followed, but so too scrutiny on her decisions to change coaches, and Bartoli believes Raducanu could learn a lot from four-time Grand Slam champion Sharapova, who won Wimbledon aged 17.