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Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk will fight for the undisputed heavyweight world championship live on Sky Sports Box Office on February 17; both are undefeated, Fury is the WBC titlist and Usyk, formerly an undisputed cruiserweight champion, is the unified…
Andy Farrell has urged Ireland to be courageous when they take on formidable pre-tournament favourites France in a “mouth-watering” Guinness Six Nations curtain-raiser. The reigning Grand Slam champions are seeking to return to winning ways on Friday evening in Marseille…
Premier League clubs have largely kept their powder dry in this transfer window but could there be a flurry of activity on deadline day? Here, we have a look at what could go through before the top-flight window in England…
Munster wing Calvin Nash and Leinster lock Joe McCarthy will make their Guinness Six Nations debuts in Ireland’s championship opener against France but centre Garry Ringrose misses out due to a shoulder issue. Jack Crowley has been selected at fly-half…
Plus: West Ham braced for Liverpool approach for highly-rated sporting director Tim Steidten; Crystal Palace weigh up late move for West Ham’s Maxwel Cornet; Layvin Kurzawa emerges as late Celtic left-back option on Deadline Day; Aberdeen could make shock move…
Scotland open their 2024 Six Nations campaign by travelling to face Wales in Cardiff on Saturday February 3 (4.45pm kick-off); below we look at Gregor Townsend’s side in depth, discussing what’s changed, what’s hot, what’s not, their championship record and…
France scrum-half Maxime Lucu will start in place of the absent Antoine Dupont for Friday evening’s Guinness Six Nations opener against Ireland. Fabien Galthie’s starting XV shows five changes from the team which began Les Bleus’ 29-28 Rugby World Cup…
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta “loved” seeing Ben White and Oleksandr Zinchenko clash with each other at the end of his side’s 2-1 win over Nottingham Forest. The Gunners were cruising to an easy three points at the City Ground after…
Port Vale have denied reports claiming pop star Robbie Williams is preparing a bid to buy the football club. Williams, a lifelong fan of the League One side, was said to be considering a Wrexham-style takeover at Vale Park. The…
Man Utd say the club have dealt with an “internal disciplinary” matter with Marcus Rashford, who will be available for selection ahead of Thursday’s trip to Wolves in the Premier League; Erik ten Hag: “I didn’t pick him on Sunday.…