Everything seemed to be going the Greek's way in Game 3 of the Celtics-Bucks conference semi-final series.
<strong>Chelsea 2-1 Watford:</strong> Kai Havertz’s early tap-in had Chelsea in control until Dan Gosling headed home with two minutes left before Barkley’s winner
The curtain may be set to fall on what has been a troubled and worrying season at Bath, but there is one important act the players from the Rec are desperate to perform successfully at Sixways.
RALPH Hasenhuttl labelled the Saints supporters as “exceptional” after they stayed to clap the players off following the 4-1 defeat to Leicester City.
Determined to go his own way in the role, Ten Hag thinks he is the right man to restore post-Ferguson United’s former glories
Only having one shot to stake his claim in Q3 gave Charles Leclerc something of a fright.
Kai Havertz’s early tap-in had Chelsea in control until Dan Gosling headed home with two minutes on the clock before Barkley struck.
LaLiga president Javier Tebas questioned how Paris Saint-Germain could legitimately afford a lucrative new contract for Kylian Mbappe.
The Boston Celtics started Game 4 on a 26-4 run, going on to blowout the Miami Heat and tie the series at 2-2.
Hampshire cemented their status as County Championship title contenders with an emphatic victory over Somerset. A devastating spell of 6 for 27 from Hampshire seamer Keith Barker turned the game decisively in their favour. Warwickshire up against it Meanwhile at Headingley Yorkshire are in the driving seat against Warwickshire after the hosts built a big first innings lead.
The Villa captain is back on the radar of his former Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe ahead of a big summer for Newcastle.
David Moyes is in the hunt for a new striker and could turn his attention to Kean if a deal can be worked out with Juventus, where he is currently on loan
Erik Ten Hag will be in attendance at Selhurst Park but he won't get the chance to watch Cristiano Ronaldo it seems.
The figures of the deal have been revealed, as Aaronson prepares to reunite with Jesse Marsch.
Tottenham booked their return to the Champions League and Heung-min Son won a first Golden Boot as they finished the season with a 5-0 win over Norwich on a perfect afternoon at Carrow Road. Spurs needed just a point against the doomed Canaries to all but guarantee fourth-place ahead of rivals Arsenal but the memories of previous near-misses, including Lasagna-gate in 2006, meant there were always likely to be jitters among the travelling support. In the end, the afternoon could scarcely have been more stress-free and the only (very minor) frustration was that Mohamed Salah’s late goal for Liverpool ensured Son only finished as the Premier League’s joint-top scorer after a brilliant double here.
An announcement could be made as soon as this weekend, with the forward now having two agreements on the table.
The England man is out of contract next month and clubs are circling for his signature.
Despite Luka Doncic posting 42, the Dallas Mavericks were lambasted by their coach Jason Kidd after failing to deliver on shot selection.
Wigan coach Matt Peet says he is expecting his side to face Huddersfield star Will Pryce in Saturday's Challenge Cup final.
Bowls and boxing nut Sam Tolchard reckons he has all the tools required to deliver a knockout blow at this summer’s Commonwealth Games.
As problems persist on and off the pitch for Manchester United, Juan Mata has bemoaned the ongoings at Old Trafford.
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