May 26th, 2021

Leicester close to £18m deal for Lille’s Soumare

Leicester City are close to reaching a deal with Ligue 1 champions Lille for 22-year-old midfielder Boubakary Soumare, for a fee which could rise to £18m.

LISTEN: Sean Long on the Golden Point Podcast

On this week’s episode of the Golden Point Podcast, Super League icon Sean Long joins the panel to delve into what it takes to be a half-back at the highest level.

Lemon out to do Apple Tree proud

Sherbet Lemon will be Apple Tree Stud’s first Classic contender when she lines up for the Cazoo Oaks at Epsom.

Wilshere: My Bournemouth future undecided

Jack Wilshere says his Bournemouth future is undecided with his short-term deal set to expire at the end of June and feels there are “positives” to take from their season, despite the Cherries failing to return to the Premier League.

Barty ready to experience ‘spine-tingling’ Tokyo Olympics

World No 1 Ashleigh Barty says she expects the Tokyo Olympics experience to be “spine-tingling” after happy memories of watching Cathy Freeman win gold for Australia in 2000.

England v New Zealand: Ben Foakes out, Haseeb Hameed and Sam Billings into hosts’ squad

England wicketkeeper Ben Foakes will miss the two Tests against New Zealand in June with a hamstring injury, while opener Haseeb Hameed and keeper Sam Billings are added to the squad.

Europa League final: How Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer can prove critics wrong

As Manchester United prepare to face Villarreal in Wednesday’s Europa League final, BBC Sport’s Simon Stone looks at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s impact as manager.

NBA play-offs: LA Lakers beat Phoenix Suns as Brooklyn Nets win again

The Los Angeles Lakers level their play-off series with the Phoenix Suns, while the Brooklyn Nets beat the Boston Celtics.

Chelsea return more than 800 unsold Champions League final tickets

Chelsea return more than 800 unsold tickets for the Champions League final with Manchester City in Porto.

French Open: Jamie Murray criticises prize money cuts & brands hotel ‘absolute toilet’

Jamie Murray strongly criticises French Open organisers over prize money cuts and calls the official hotel for doubles players “absolute toilet”.
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