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In 2018, Tom Williams was left without a contract when the Scarlets released him a year after he’d helped them win the Guinness PRO12.
A Marlie Packer brace aided Saracens to their third Premier 15s title as they defeated Exeter 43-21 in front of a record crowd of 3,238 at Sixways Stadium.
British tennis star Emma Raducanu has become the first player announced for the Citi Open.
British tennis star Emma Raducanu has become the first player announced for the Citi Open.
Christian Horner insists Sergio Perez has the “same chance” as Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen to win this year’s Formula 1 world championship.
Robert 'The Milkman' Milkins admits he would love to deliver more success next season after finally experiencing the buzz of lifting a ranking title at the Gibraltar Open in March. The flamboyant Gloucester potter defeated Lei Peifan (4-0), Jamie Wilson (4-1), Mark Allen (4-3), Lyu Haotian (4-2), Ben Hancorn (4-2) and Jak Jones (4-2) before a 4-2 final success against Kyren Wilson saw him end a 27-year wait for a major trophy. Ad/> At the age of 46, he became the oldest maiden ranking winner since Doug Mountjoy defeated Stephen Hendry 16-12 to lift the 1988 UK Championship.
Alsace racing drivers Yann Ehrlacher and Yvan Muller, who have a combined six FIA World Touring Car titles between them, joined local officials and event organisers to launch the build-up to the inaugural WTCR Race of Alsace GrandEst, which is scheduled to take place at Anneau du Rhin from August 6/7. Twenty-five-year-old Ehrlacher and his legendary uncle Muller, 52, compete in the WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup for Cyan Racing Lynk & Co. The all-action series promoted by Paris-based Discovery Sports Events visits the Alsace venue for the first time this summer for two races broadcast live in more than 185 countries and contested by car brands Audi, CUPRA, Honda, Hyundai and Lynk & Co through their customer racing departments.
Another tale of World Cup woe for Scotland.