Chelsea make contact to sign U17 World Cup winner who wants new challenge
Sitting mid-table and already 12 points adrift of the Premier Leagues top four, to say that Chelseas transfer tactic is yet to pay off would be an inc
Rodgers must finally unleash 6 ft 1 Celtic whiz to move Kyogo into new role
Glasgow giants Celtic are looking to make it back-to-back wins in the Scottish Premiership as they play host to Hibernian at Parkhead this evening.
Leeds deal for McKennie possible
A deal to bring Weston McKennie to Leeds United looks likely, Fabrizio Romano has claimed. What's the word? The Juventus midfielder
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So you think Stuart Broad is rubbish at the DRS? Think again
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'I probably will be convicted' – Benfica star releases statement after being charged with sharing an illegal video involving minors
Benfica and Norway international footballer Andreas Schjelderup has admitted on social media that he expects to be convicted for sharing an illegal vi
Matt Critchley seeks immediate impact as Essex's new allround pivot
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Stats: Hasan, Nauman and Afridi enter record books as Babar makes it four in four
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Talking Points: What can Chennai Super Kings do about their batting?
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Insights and judgement from the mildest man in cricket
Vic Marks' gentleness belies the incisiveness of his observations on the game. His autobiography is an inside look at the fiery Somerset dressing room