Crouch Champions League Picks: Arsenal, Bayern, PSG
Former England striker Peter Crouch names Bayern Munich, Arsenal and PSG as his three favourites to win the Champions League, while discussing Liverpool's chances.
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Trump: O'Sullivan Withdrawals Forgotten by Fans
Judd Trump discusses Ronnie O'Sullivan's impact on snooker events, noting that while his presence is valued, his withdrawals are quickly forgotten as tournaments progress.
Dundee Defender's Transfer in Doubt After Knee Injury
QPR, Portsmouth and Sheffield United's pursuit of Dundee's Luke Graham faces complications as injuries at the Scottish club increase his value and reduce their willingness to sell.
Chris Coleman Linked with Leicester City Manager Job
Former Wales manager Chris Coleman is reportedly under consideration for the vacant Leicester City position following Marti Cifuentes' dismissal, with his experience at sister club OH Leuven seen as advantageous.
KNOX Hydration Partners with UFC Globally
UFC announces KNOX Hydration as its global Official Hydration Partner outside the US, marking a major expansion for the performance-focused hydration brand.
Tennis Stars Call for More Privacy at Australian Open
Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek have spoken out about the lack of privacy for players at the Australian Open, following Coco Gauff's captured meltdown.
LIV Golf Lands Rolex Sponsorship Deal
The Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit has secured a major sponsorship agreement with luxury watchmaker Rolex, marking a significant boost for the tour's commercial credibility ahead of its fifth season launch in Riyadh.
Heading Football Contributed to Ex-Man Utd Star's Death
A coroner finds heading football likely contributed to brain injury in Gordon McQueen's death, highlighting dementia risks in sport and calls for safety reforms.
Gauff Slams Tennis Privacy After Racket Smash Caught on Camera
US tennis star Coco Gauff calls for greater privacy protections after footage of her smashing a racket off-court was broadcast globally, sparking debate.
US ICE Agents Sent to Milan Winter Olympics
Donald Trump's economic remarks in Iowa overshadowed by Minneapolis fallout as US sends ICE agents to Milan Winter Olympics and World Cup boycott calls intensify.
Coral Ditches Cheltenham After 52 Years Due to Tax Rises
Betting giant Coral withdraws from Cheltenham Festival sponsorship after five decades following government tax increases on remote sports betting operators.
Sinner Beats Shelton, Faces Djokovic in Australian Open Semi
Jannik Sinner defeats Ben Shelton in straight sets at the Australian Open, advancing to a semi-final showdown with Novak Djokovic in Melbourne.
Ward-Prowse Loan to Burnley, Traoré Joins West Ham
West Ham United have agreed a loan deal for James Ward-Prowse to Burnley while signing Adama Traoré from Fulham, as manager Nuno Espírito Santo reshapes his squad.
Athletes Speak Out Against US Fascism and ICE Violence
Prominent US athletes including Sean Doolittle, Doug Baldwin and McKenzie Forbes voice alarm over escalating state violence, ICE operations and what they describe as emerging fascism in contemporary America.
Celtic FC Deepens London Ties with Girls' Football
Celtic FC Foundation launches a girls' football programme in Brixton, extending its charitable mission from Glasgow to London, supporting underprivileged communities through sport.
Cricket's Sandhill Ashes Rebuilds Bushfire Community
The Sandhill Ashes cricket match has united Sarsfield and Clifton Creek in rural Victoria, fostering recovery after devastating 2019-20 wildfires and reviving a local club.
Man Utd Favour Youth Stars Over Maguire Next Season
Senior Manchester United figures want Leny Yoro and Ayden Heaven to play more next season over Harry Maguire, whose contract expires this summer amid interest from Italy and Premier League clubs.
Premier League Transfer Rumours: Jacquet, Palmer & Putellas
The January transfer window heats up with Liverpool and Chelsea battling for Jérémy Jacquet, Manchester United eyeing Cole Palmer, and London City Lionesses linked with Alexia Putellas.
France Rugby Star Retires After Heart Attack, in Intensive Care
France rugby union prop Uini Atonio has been forced to retire after suffering a heart attack, with his club confirming he is stable but in intensive care.
Premier League Clubs' Champions League Fate Explained
Five Premier League clubs face crucial final matchday fixtures to secure automatic Champions League last-16 spots, with Arsenal already qualified and Manchester City fighting to avoid playoffs.
Spurs Lead Villa for Guardiola's 'Special' Forward
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly ahead of Aston Villa in the pursuit of Manchester City attacker Omar Marmoush, whom Pep Guardiola has praised as a 'special' talent.
Chelsea Warn Fans After Violent Incidents in Naples
Chelsea have urged supporters to take extreme caution in Naples after two fans were hospitalised with non-life-threatening injuries ahead of their Champions League match against Napoli.
West Ham Target Chelsea's Disasi, Ward-Prowse Exit Looms
West Ham United are reportedly interested in a loan move for Chelsea defender Axel Disasi, while midfielder James Ward-Prowse could depart. The Hammers aim to strengthen their squad amid a Premier League relegation battle.
Chelsea Fans Hospitalised Before Napoli Match
Chelsea Football Club urges supporters to exercise extreme caution in Naples after two fans were treated in hospital ahead of the Champions League fixture.
Chelsea vs Napoli: 10 Out, 2 Fit for Champions League
Chelsea face Napoli in a decisive Champions League match with 10 players ruled out through injury and only two confirmed fit. Latest team news ahead of the crucial European fixture.
Gurban Gurbanov: Qarabag's Long-Serving Coach
Gurban Gurbanov, Qarabag's head coach since 2008, has overseen 190 of their 204 European games, building a disciplined squad that challenges top clubs in the Champions League.
Goal Difference Anomalies: When Most Teams Finish Negative
An exploration of football leagues where most teams finish with negative goal differences, featuring Bundesliga, Premier League and Primeira Liga examples, plus rare father-son managerial duels.
Rugby Star Turned Snowsport Director Aims for GB Glory
Former Wasps forward Kearnan Myall, now GB Snowsport's performance director, reveals how rugby lessons, F1 tech, and brain science are shaping Team GB's Winter Olympic medal hopes for Milano Cortina 2026.
Zuffa Boxing's Fighter Contracts Spark Controversy
Zuffa Boxing, backed by TKO Group and Saudi interests, is pushing for Ali Act amendments that could exploit fighters with restrictive contracts, raising concerns about the sport's future.
Australian Open 2026: Shelton vs Sinner Semi-Final Preview
Ben Shelton takes on Jannik Sinner in the Australian Open 2026 semi-finals, facing a formidable opponent who has dominated their recent encounters and the sport's biggest stages.
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