After graduating from Arsenal's academy, he played more than 300 times for the Gunners and enjoyed spells with Aston Villa, Middlesbrough, Portsmouth and Walsall - who he also managed.

Spurs are sweating over a number of key players after a costly defeat to Chelsea

The former Leeds Rhino player has undertaken several other physical challenges over the last few years and raised £13million.

The Spanish midfielder is yet to play for the Reds this season due to a hip injury, with his last appearance coming on April 26 against West Ham. 

Eyebrows were raised when fielding coach Carl Hopkinson was put up before the media on the eve of England's penultimate group match against the Netherlands.

The Blues boss is set to become the highest-paid female coach in the world with the USWNT

Krassyuk confirmed that the Usyk camp are willing to give Fury more time to recover from the fight, but warned this was on the condition he remains in shape ahead of their showdown.

Palestine will play Australia in a World Cup qualifier at the Jaber Al-Ahmed International Stadium in November

Will this racket have mimicking Nadal's forehand-strong, always-on playing style?

The Steelers head coach has won a Super Bowl but remaining in the playoff hunt with a middling roster may make 2023 his finest year so farMike Tomlin, in his 17th season as the Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, found a seat behind a table and two microphones last week and said he was “really excited” that his team had rallied to beat the Tennessee Titans. …

Chelsea icon John Terry has hit back at Tottenham ace James Maddison on social media.

Ivan Toney is a January transfer target for Arsenal but Mikel Arteta will have to sell first before he can sign him, according to reports.

Dawid Malan hits Logan van Beek for three consecutive fours in the second over as England make a bright start against the Netherlands in their Cricket World Cup match in Pune.

At the beginning of the second half, there is a banner that emerges at the foot of the famous Sudtribune at the Westfalenstadion in Dortmund. "You don’t care about sport," it reads in big black letters against a yellow background. "All you care about is money."

Tiger Woods says he has "zero issues" with his surgically repaired right ankle but other injury problems remain.