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There’s an almighty battle to avoid the final relegation spot in League 1 - here’s what’s been said by Gillingham’s rivals.
Gravesend’s Sophie Coldwell believes her Commonwealth Games pedigree can help her finish on the podium in Birmingham this summer.
Having vowed to keep his often outrageous personality out of proceedings ahead of the biggest ever fight in women's boxing, in the end, Jake Paul just couldn’t help himself.
Limerick's Cian Lynch will miss the rest of the Munster hurling championship due to the hamstring injury incurred during the reigning champions' three-point win over Waterford on Saturday.
Ralf Rangnick declined to speak about the possibility of becoming Austria's new head coach after the interim manager admitted Manchester United were "fortunate" to scrape a draw against Chelsea. On a night when Old Trafford witnessed more protests against the Glazer family's ownership, the stuttering Red Devils somehow managed to end the first half without conceding despite the dominance of Thomas Tuchel's Blues. Marcos Alonso's 60th-minute volley eventually gave Chelsea a deserved lead, only for Cristiano Ronaldo to spare United's blushes by firing home within two minutes as United held on for a scarcely deserved 1-1 draw.
Roma defender Gianluca Mancini scored an own goal to hand Leicester City a 1-1 home draw in their Europa Conference League semi-final, first leg at the King Power Stadium on Thursday.
Rangers will have to come from behind to reach the Europa League final after losing 1-0 to an agonisingly late RB Leipzig goal in the Red Bull Arena.
West Ham were unable to rise to the occasion in their first European semi-final for 46 years, as they slipped to a 2-1 defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt. David Moyes' side were left to rue defensive errors which allowed Frankfurt to take the lead inside the opening minute at the London Stadium through Ansgar Knauff's header. The Hammers were able to draw level inside the first half, with Michail Antonio bundling the ball over the line for his first goal since March 2.