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Anthony Joshua car crash LIVE: AJ family speak after fatal accident on 'Highway of Death'
Anthony Joshua was involved in a fatal road traffic collision in Nigeria on Monday which left two dead
Anthony Joshua injured in car crash with two dead
Anthony Joshua injured in car crash as two people killed
Why the Eagles can win Super Bowl for second year in a row
We select some of the winners and losers from Week 17 in the NFL as the playoff race heads to the final weekend of the regular season...
Michael van Gerwen leaves his Ally Pally hotel with new mystery brunette girlfriend - after darts star's ex-wife spoke out on 'mistake' of getting pregnant with new lover while they were still married
The Dutchman and the mystery brunette walked out together from the hotel near Alexandra Palace, where Van Gerwen is seeking to secure another PDC World Championship title.
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Anthony Joshua car crash horror: Boxer is rushed to hospital and two men travelling with him are killed after their vehicle crashed into the back of a lorry in Nigeria
Joshua, 36, was in the vehicle when it smashed into a stationary truck on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway in Makun, Nigeria, according to local media.
Bethell has 'more to do' to remain number three
Jacob Bethell says he wants to remain England's number three but admits he has "a lot more to do" to make the position his own.
Mikel Arteta reveals Arsenal transfer stance for January window amid injury woes
Arteta’s squad depth has been tested this season, with a number of players ruled out for significant spells through injury
Final Premiership games of 2025 analysed as Celtic look to catch Hearts
Celtic have the chance to really ignite their Scottish Premiership title defence in their final game of 2025, while Rangers could keep their trophy hopes alive with another win.
Mikel Arteta: Arsenal will ‘actively look’ at January signings amid injury woes
Arteta’s squad depth has been tested this season, with a number of players ruled out for significant spells through injury.
Hamstring injury rules Gus Atkinson out of Sydney Test
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Usyk vs Wilder edges nearer as date and location details emerge
Oleksandr Usyk has been granted a voluntary title defence, which the unified heavyweight champion may use to face Deontay Wilder
Arteta wants every team to ‘suffer’ at Arsenal with revenge on mind against Villa
Aston Villa snatched last-gasp win earlier in DecemberArteta: ‘It was quite cruel, the way we lost it’Mikel Arteta has said he wants every visiting team to suffer at the Emirates Stadium, as Arsenal host Aston Villa on Tuesday night in an intriguing top-of-the-table clash bidding to avenge their “cruel” defeat from the reverse fixture earlier this …
‘I like No 3’: Bethell always looks the part and now has chance to shine in Ashes
Young batter had a slightly wasted summer, but his second innings at the MCG showed why England think so highly of himUntil his ice-cool 40 helped England dodge an Ashes whitewash in front of 90,000 people at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday, the most clippable aspect of Jacob Bethell’s tour was probably his performance of YMCA on a dancefloor in …
Joshua v Fury & Dubois v Harper - fights we want in 2026
BBC Sport picks out boxing fights we want to happen in 2026 including a long-awaited heavyweight showdown between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury, and Caroline Dubois up against fellow Briton Terri Harper.
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Bunting reveals 'hurt' at hateful messages directed at son
Stephen Bunting says his family have been hurt by social media "hate" directed at his son following his exit from the World Darts Championship.
Liverpool January transfer briefing: Why Reds are still hopeful in Antoine Semenyo chase, latest twist in Marc Guehi pursuit and the four other centre backs they're looking at
Liverpool have started to turn a corner in their season after a catastrophic autumn, but the transfer window could help them take another significant step to righting those wrongs.
Australia are usually bad winners but at least they've been good losers too. Now after MCG humbling I'm having to rethink that - here's why, writes LAWRENCE BOOTH
This is my sixth Ashes tour, and the previous five had encouraged a hypothesis: even if Australians aren't always gracious winners, they can be magnanimous in defeat.