December, 2021
Chelsea announce losses of £145.6m during 2020/21 season
Chelsea have announced post-tax losses of £145.6m for the year up to June 30, 2021.
Panesar: Prioritise county cricket; pick English coach next
Former England bowler Monty Panesar has told Sky Sports News English cricket needs to revolutionise its calendar by prioritising the county game, investing in pitches, and choosing another English head coach if they decide to replace Chris Silverwood.
Celtic close in on deal to sign Maeda
Celtic have reached an agreement in principle to sign Japan striker Daizen Maeda on an initial loan deal.
Rodgers plans to make quick decision on future
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has not determined whether he will play next season or retire but he indicated on Wednesday that it will not be a drawn-out process.
Welch to become first woman referee in FA Cup third round
Rebecca Welch is set to become the first woman referee to take charge of a men’s FA Cup third-round tie.
Africa Cup of Nations: Tournament is being ‘disrespected’, says former England striker Ian Wright
The Africa Cup of Nations is being “disrespected” by some negative media coverage, says former England striker Ian Wright.
Ashes: James Anderson believed England ‘had good chance’ of beating Australia
England pace bowler James Anderson says he believed the side “genuinely had a good chance” of beating Australia in the Ashes.
Brentford 0-1 Manchester City: Pep Guardiola says title race not over despite eight-point lead
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says the Premier League title race is far from over despite his side ending 2021 eight points clear after victory over Brentford.
NBA: Ja Morant scores 41 points as Memphis Grizzlies beat Los Angeles Lakers
Ja Morant scores 41 points as the Memphis Grizzlies come from behind to beat the Los Angeles Lakers and record a third straight win.
Chelsea announce annual losses after tax of £145.6m despite turnover rising to £416.8m
Chelsea announce losses after tax of £145.6m for the year to 30 June 2021, despite their turnover increasing to £416.8m.