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Butlin’s and Berlin: what next for Luke Littler after darts heroics?
Stardom beckons for the 16-year-old prodigy but, as the new face of darts, Littler faces a hectic schedule on and off the ocheThe dust is still settling on Luke Littler’s extraordinary performance at the PDC World Darts Championship, but attention is already beginning to turn to just how far the 16-year-old’s unquestionable talent can take him. …
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Forest will not face PL punishment over transfer admin error
Nottingham Forest will face no punishment from the Premier League despite an administrative error meaning they confirmed a transfer which would have breached the rules on the number of international loans allowed, Sky Sports News has learned.
World champion Luke Humphries expects long-lasting rivalry with Luke Littler
Humphries ended Littler’s teenage dream by winning the World Championship at Alexandra Palace after lifting the Sid Waddell Trophy for the first time.
Ten Hag opens up on 'very positive' first meeting with Ratcliffe
Erik ten Hag described his first meeting with Sir Jim Ratcliffe as “very positive” but admitted he still has much to learn about the billionaire’s plans for Manchester United.
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Luke Littler says he is ‘bigger than the winner’ despite losing darts final
Littler, 16, puts meteoric rise down to practising ‘for hours and hours’ during Covid lockdownsLuke Littler said he has emerged “bigger than the winner” despite losing the darts world championship final as the 16-year-old credited his meteoric rise to his tenacity during lockdown.Littler was defeated by Luke Humphries, the world No 1 darts player, in …
Conor Gallagher ready to fight for his Chelsea future amid Tottenham interest
England international has 18 months left on his contractClub are reluctant to keep players whose deals are running downConor Gallagher is ready to hold firm and fight for his future at Chelsea despite the club’s willingness to listen to offers for the midfielder this month.Gallagher’s contract expires at the end of next season and there has been no sign …
Owen Farrell return to England fold remains uncertain, admits Steve Borthwick
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The fly half will miss the Six Nations to prioritise his mental wellbeing
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History-making Littler youngest to be selected for Premier League
Luke Littler has been selected for Premier League Darts following his fairytale run to the final of the PDC World Championship.
IAN LADYMAN: Why Mo Salah is NOW the greatest forward Liverpool have ever had... he was a brilliant player when they were winning everything, but he's an even better footballer now
IAN LADYMAN: Mohamed Salah is one of the best passers in the Premier League, which seems a funny thing to say about a player best known for scoring goals.
Arsenal cult hero Mesut Ozil aims dig at Chelsea with theory about transfer exit that sparked recent downfall
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Ten Hag had 'very positive' talks with Ratcliffe
Erik ten Hag says he has held "very positive" meetings with Manchester United's new investors Ineos.
World Athletics president Seb Coe fears the sport will never be drugs-free... as he believes the lure of huge financial rewards will always encourage cheating
World Athletics president Sebastian Coe admits he doesn't think athletics will ever be completely free from the scourge of doping.