Archie Gray believes Tottenham have a prime opportunity to end their 17-year wait for silverware by winning the Europa League this season. Despite a challenging domestic campaign – which sees Spurs sitting 13th in the Premier League and eliminated from both domestic cup competitions – European success remains a realistic target. Many bookmakers currently rate…
After finishing in fifth place last season, there was a hope from fans that Tottenham Hotspur would be able to go kick on this year, a hope that remains very much unrealised. Instead of fighting for a Champions League place, Ange Postecoglou’s side sit in the bottom half of the Premier League table with more…
England full-back and World Player of the Year Ellie Kildunne tells Sky Sports the Red Roses have a chance to “re-write their Rugby World Cup story into a fairytale” on home soil in a “golden age for women’s sport”. The last two Women’s Rugby World Cup finals have seen the Red Roses make it through…
As nights go, it couldn’t have gone much worse for America’s golden couple – Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift. Kelce was a peripheral figure as the Kansas City Chiefs were blown away by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 59 while watching girlfriend Taylor Swift was given a rough reception by the New Orleans crowd….
Steven Gerrard is the latest of England’s Golden Generation to suffer a setback in their management career with the former Liverpool midfielder departong Al-Ettifaq. Gerrard’s two-year spell in the Saudi Pro League has ended in underwhelming style as he leaves Al-Ettifaq 12th in the league, having to failed to bolster his repuation following his sacking…
England and Paarl Royals batter Joe Root fell for his first golden duck in SA20 history on Thursday. He perished in the very first over of the innings against the Durban Super Giants. The Englishman poked one to slip, giving the Super Giants a massive opening. With Chris Woakes taking the new ball and bowling…
For England’s ‘Golden Generation’, the pathway into elite-level management has often been a humbling experience – and Wayne Rooney has experienced it again. Rooney, who was capped 120 times by the Three Lions, has left Plymouth Argyle after a nine-game winless run with the club bottom of the Championship. When he was sacked as Birmingham…
