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Rob Page has hit back after Cardiff manager Erol Bulut complained over the lack of communication from Wales about including Aaron Ramsey in their Euro 2024 play-off squad. Wales captain Ramsey has not started a game for six months and…
Wes Brown is delighted to see Scott McTominay proving himself as a regular goalscorer after initially pigeon-holing the in-form Scotland and Manchester United player as a defensive midfielder. The 27-year-old notched seven times in the Scots’ successful Euro 2024 qualification…
Paula Badosa admits it will be “uncomfortable” facing best friend Aryna Sabalenka at the Miami Open following the death of the world number two’s boyfriend Konstantin Koltsov. Sabalenka was pictured on social media practising on Tuesday a day after 42-year-old…
Liverpool have appointed Richard Hughes as their new sporting director; the 44-year-old will start his new role on June 1; first task for Hughes will be to find a successor for departing Reds manager Jurgen Klopp, who leaves Anfield at…
Andy Murray makes it through to a meeting with Tomas Martin Etcheverry after his opponent Matteo Berrettini comes close to fainting on court; you can watch the Miami Open, plus over 80 tournaments a year, including the US Open, exclusively…
England’s Ollie Pope was picked up by London Spirit with the women’s side picking Australia’s former captain Meg Lanning; Naseem Shah becomes the first Pakistani player to be picked at the top salary bracket; watch The Hundred live on Sky…
Simona Halep has hit back at Caroline Wozniacki after the Dane said she should not have been given a wild card for the Miami Open. Halep made a quick return to top-level action after the Court of Arbitration for Sport…
Seamus Coleman will return to Republic of Ireland action determined to make the most of the time he has left on the international stage after fearing his career could be over. The 35-year-old Everton defender has not represented his country…
Lee Carsley has ruled himself out of the running to become the new Republic of Ireland manager. The former Irish international midfielder has told the Daily Mail he will continue in his role as coach of the England Under-21 side.…
Five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods’ name has been included on the list of players set to feature in the invitation tournament at Augusta National next month; Woods withdrew from The Players Championship last week; watch the Masters live on Sky…