Alan Shearer names Man City's advantage over Liverpool and Arsenal in the title race
Alan Shearer believes Manchester City will not be panicking in the Premier League title race, unlike Liverpool and Arsenal.
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Canadian teenager Morales Williams races to world indoor 400-metre record
Canada's Christopher Morales Williams raced to a world indoor record in the men's 400 metres at the NCAA's Southeastern Conference championships on Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark.
Brittany Phelan wins 1st ski cross World Cup gold to cap medal-filled February
Brittany Phelan won her first-ever women's ski cross World Cup gold medal on Sunday.
NBA betting roundtable: Bold second-half predictions and bets to make - ESPN
Every team in the NBA has less than 30 games left on their regular-season schedule, but there is still enough time for much to change in the standings and in the awards races.
Canadian teenager Morales Williams races to world indoor 400 record
Canada's Christopher Morales Williams raced to a world indoor record in the 400 metres at the NCAA's Southeastern Conference championships on Saturday in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
John Stones identifies Man City quality that should worry Liverpool FC and Arsenal
Manchester City had to withstand pressure at Bournemouth to defend their narrow lead and earn three vital points in the Premier League title race - and John Stones said the hard-fought win reminded him of the games that led the Blues to the treble last season.
Bukayo Saka's three-word Premier League title warning for Man City as Arsenal beat Newcastle
Arsenal's Bukayo Saka has sent a three-word message to Liverpool and Man City after their win against Newcastle. Arsenal watched Man City win 1-0 over Bournemouth before they played Newcastle United. They responded brilliantly.
Erik ten Hag's Manchester United excuses are missing the point
What was so disappointing about Manchester United's defeat to Fulham yesterday was the denial that followed. United were deservedly beaten by the visiting side, and yet Erik ten Hag stressed the bigger picture still looked 'very good'.