September, 2020
Kai Havertz: Who is Chelsea’s £71m signing from Bayer Leverkusen?
Chelsea have paid about £71m for Germany attacking midfielder Kai Havertz, but what will he bring, and where will he fit in?
When England were humiliated by Iceland at Euro 2016
Resignations, humiliation and “the worst performance ever” – England’s nightmarish Iceland memories.
Athlete 2 Athlete FREE Speaker Series for Georgia High School Administrators, Athletes and Parents Featuring Prominent Speakers
1888PressRelease – Sports Turf has partnered with Rennie Curran’s Game Changers Foundation to sponsor the weekly series; $500 scholarship awarded each week.
Doyle ready for Group One test
Record-breaking rider Hollie Doyle is relishing the opportunity to take part in a British Group One for the first time when she partners Glen Shiel in the Betfair Sprint Cup at Haydock on Saturday.
Ryan backing Hello Youmzain
Connections of Hello Youmzain are in bullish mood ahead of his bid to become only the second ever dual winner of the Betfair Sprint Cup on Saturday.
Doyle confirmed for Pinatubo
James Doyle will partner Pinatubo for the first time this season when he tackles five rivals in a fascinating renewal of the Prix du Moulin at ParisLongchamp on Sunday.
Rivera impressed by Haskins growth
Washington head coach Ron Rivera has praised Dwayne Haskins’ response to the challenges thrown his way in training camp after he was named as starting quarterback for the team’s opening game earlier this week.
Middleton’s ‘glaring weakness’ a worry for Bucks
Two-time NBA champion BJ Armstrong believes Khris Middleton’s inconsistent post-season performances are the result of teams exploiting a specific weakness in his game.
PFA Player of the Year: Alexander-Arnold, De Bruyne, Henderson, Mane, Sterling, Van Dijk on shortlist
Four Liverpool players are on the six-man shortlist for the Professional Footballers’ Association Players’ Player of the Year.
Luis Suarez agrees deal with Juventus – Guillem Balague
Barcelona forward Luis Suarez agrees to join Juventus, reports BBC Radio 5 Live’s Guillem Balague.