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Jordan Nobbs' high-profile departure from Arsenal was the key to reigniting her stuttering England career, according to Lionesses legend Fara Williams. Nobbs, 30, called time on a glittering 12-year spell with the Gunners to join fellow Women's Super League side Aston Villa last month.
Judd Trump’s hopes of a first Welsh Open title were dashed at the hands of Daniel Wells. It has been a stop-start campaign for a player who can look like a Rolls Royce at his best, but has been producing a passable impression of a diesel estate. Ad Victory at the Masters was achieved without Trump finding his best form, but there was hope that it would unlock the magic box for the remainder of the season.
Fara Williams believes that Leah Williamson's return to Milton Keynes will be a watershed moment after roaring to European Championship fame last summer. The Arsenal defender and Milton Keynes native, 25, has is back to captain Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses ahead of their Arnold Clark Cup clash with Korea Republic at Stadium MK on Thursday. Ad And Lionesses legend Fara Williams, who racked up a record 172 caps between 2001 and 2019, believes Williamson's evolving leadership and captaincy skills can help England defend their trophy.
Jordan Nobbs’ high-profile departure from Arsenal was the key to reigniting her stuttering England career, according to Lionesses legend Fara Williams. Nobbs, 30, called time on a glittering 12-year spell with the Gunners to join fellow Women’s Super League side Aston Villa last month. Ad The midfielder was struggling for game time under Jonas Eidevall but catapulted herself back into the spotlight with a brilliant hat-trick in her new side’s 6-2 demolition of Brighton last weekend.
Lionesses legend Fara Williams says the unique challenges of England’s Milton Keynes Arnold Clark Cup test will provide the perfect preparation for this year’s World Cup. Sarina Wiegman's European champions kick off their title defence against Korea Republic at Stadium MK on Thursday before facing Italy and Belgium later in the week, with over 70,000 tickets sold.
Tottenham Hotspur manager Antonio Conte will remain in Italy following a check-up after his gallbladder surgery, the club confirmed on Thursday. Conte, 53, returned to the touchline after missing a few games as he recovered from the surgery, but he did admit that he defied doctor’s orders by returning to work. Ad And now, following the 1-0 defeat away at AC Milan on Tuesday evening, the club have confirmed that the Italian will stay at his family home for a bit more recovery time.
Ronnie O’Sullivan admits his cue tip will probably fly off again at the 2023 Welsh Open after being plagued by the malfunction in Llandudno. O’Sullivan said he was prepared to concede his third-round match with Rod Lawler after seeing his tip fly off for a third time this week, with the Rocket eventually prevailing in a 4-0 whitewash after having his tip refitted by tournament director Paul Collier. Ad He says he will now persevere until the end of the tournament, where he is through to the last 16 and faces Belgian teenager Ben Mertens on Thursday evening.
Tom Pidcock finished fifth on Stage 1 of the Volta ao Algarve but was later relegated for an “irregular sprint”. The Ineos Grenadiers rider was a surprise participant of a bunch sprint after a 200.2km stage from Portimao to Lagos.