Stuart Broad will return to the England side for the fourth Ashes Test.
Thomas Tuchel hopes referee Anthony Taylor doesn’t referee Chelsea matches in future and was furious after a feeling refereeing decisions cost his side a win at home to Tottenham. Harry Kane’s late equaliser consigned the Blues to a 2-2 draw but Tuchel didn’t believe either that or Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg’s early goal should have stood due to fouls before they were given. Immediately after the match, Tuchel was sent off after his spat with Spurs manager Antonio Conte but seemed more angry at the referee than his counterpart when he met the media.
Forest have already brought 14 players to the City Ground this summer
Arsenal beat Leicester at home to make it two wins from two in the Prem and Mikel Arteta reacted by lauding Gabriel Jesus, as well as sending a message to Gunners supporters.
Erling Haaland’s ‘passing map’ for his home debut at the Etihad Stadium was not exactly the scattered patterns of his team-mates.
Erik ten Hag’s side were thrashed by Brentford having already lost their opening fixture to Brighton.
The world number three fought back from 4-1 down in the final as Price attempted to avenge his defeat to the Green Machine from last month's World Matchplay in Blackpool. Van Gerwen missed 10 consecutive shots at double before eventually finding his range to level the match 4-4.
Qatar will host the 2022 Fifa World Cup later this year; the first to be hosted by an Arab country and the second held entirely in Asia. It is the 22nd edition of the quadrennial tournament, which began way back in 1930.
Away supporters at Ewood Park will now be situated in the lower tier of the Darwen End.
GIOVANNI VAN BRONCKHORST admits Rangers must set their sights on the Champions League every season as he seeks to end their eleven year wait for a group stage appearance.
England defender Fikayo Tomori committed his future to Milan on the eve of the Serie A season.
The Newcastle goalkeeper has become a Twitter sensation and made some great saves in a 0-0 draw with Brighton
Thomas Tuchel and Antonio Conte have both given their take on a fiery London derby that saw both men sent off in a 2-2 draw between Chelsea and Tottenham. The first flare-up came after Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg’s shot from long range put Spurs level early in the second half, which earned both coaches and a couple of assistants yellow cards. At full time, following Tottenham’s second equaliser via Harry Kane, Tuchel and Conte were again sent off after the Chelsea boss took exception to the manner of his counterpart’s handshake.
The Liverpool boss clashed with a journalist who suggested slow starts are becoming a bad habit for the Reds
By her own admission, Dina Asher-Smith feels more comfortable engaging with contentious subjects in writing than in interviews. “I feel that comes from my degree,” says this history graduate of King’s College London. “I find it better to take some time to consider what you’re saying before you put it out there. In interviews, sometimes people are looking for a shock reaction. It’s really important, in this age of Twitter and 280 characters, that there’s space for grey matter. Not every issue is
City told a supporter that “sun cream will not be permitted on entry into the stadium”
King's performance was not only historic, but it also propelled the Trent Rockets to a comfortable victory over the Manchester Originals. Fresh from winning a gold medal in the Commonwealth Games with Australia, King enjoyed a near-perfect day with the bat, ball and in the field.
Ahead of another hot day at Ponte Carlo, it's time to delve into some red-hot tips. You can get all the latest racecards and results from the track by using the Planet Sport live centre, but first here's a quick list of our tips. 15:00 Pontefract - Adaay in Asia Adaay In Asia can thrive in West Yorkshire when Harry Dunlop's filly goes in search of a four-timer in Pontefract's EBF Stallions Highfield Farm Flying Fillies' Stakes.
Beasley's record from just eight rides at the renewal is nothing short of remarkable. Just like his previous two winners, Beasley was handy from the off and this year he was able to hold off Good Earth by a length with course specialist Mark's Choice third from 10lb out of the handicap. "Obviously I love this race, that's the third time I've won it which is great, I've just been lucky to get on the right ones on the right day," said Beasley.
Malik Tillman, Scott Arfield and Tom Lawrence were also on target in a 4-0 win over St Johnstone.
A goal-free afternoon in the burning sun, then. Such paucity of riches wasn’t, though, for the want of trying.
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