EURO 2021

Wales number eight Ryan Jones has played down his side’s chances of claiming a Grand Slam this year.

Warren Gatland’s team, 5/2 with bookmaker to complete a third Grand Slam in eight years, got their Six Nations campaign off to the perfect start with a …

Tottenham start life without Roman Pavlyuchenko on Monday when they face Liverpool at Anfield after Lokomotiv Moscow completed the signing of the Russian international striker on a three-and-a-half-year deal.

The two clubs reached an agreement for th…

Owen Farrell is looking forward to playing at a hostile Murrayfield when England open their Six Nations campaign with the Calcutta Cup clash against Scotland.

The Saracens youngster will be making his international debut in a game that England are 8/…

Manchester United goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard could be sidelined for up to six weeks after suffering ankle ligament damage.

The 27-year-old Dane’s injury means David de Gea is likely to be in goal for Sir Alex Ferguson’s team against Chelsea at Stam…

England interim coach Stuart Lancaster has signalled a new era ahead of the Six Nations clash with Scotland, with Owen Farrell, Phil Dowson and Brad Barritt set to make their Test debuts.

Lancaster, whose side are 4/6 with bookmaker to win on Saturday, …

Phil Mickelson is convinced his next win is not too far away after working hard on the driving range and seeing an improvement with the putter.

The 40-year-old, who is 25/1 with bookmaker to win this week’s Waste Management Phoenix Open, is hoping his …

Jockey Aidan Coleman has played down Mon Mome’s shocking display at Haydock Park last week and insists that another crack at the Grand National remains on the cards. Mon Mome, 33/1 with bookmaker, won the Aintree showpiece in 2009 and is poised for another bid for glory, with Coleman admitting that the Venetia Williams charge needs soft ground to be at his best. “All his best form is on good to soft and soft and I wouldn’t read anything into that performance (at Haydock), apart from that he hates heavy, […]

Spurs first-team coach Joe Jordan believes that Manchester United, 9/4 with bookmaker, remain the team to beat in the Premier League title race.

Manchester City top the table by three points going into the midweek round of matches, with Tottenham eight …

Real Madrid head coach Jose Mourinho, whose side are 1/3 with bookmaker to win La Liga, has refused to write off deadly rivals and reigning champions Barcelona.

Barca dropped seven points behind Real after a goalless draw with Villarreal at the weekend,…

Aston Villa boss Alex McLeish has called on the FA to review an alleged elbow from Arsenal’s Robin van Persie in the FA Cup fourth round clash on Sunday.

McLeish believes the Gunners striker elbowed Villa defender Carlos Cuellar during Arsenal’s FA C…