Leicester do not need to sell Maguire – Rodgers
Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers insists the club do not need to sell England defender Harry Maguire.
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Gareth Bale will not be leaving Real Madrid in makeshift deal – agent
Gareth Bale remains “one of the best players on the planet” and will not be leaving Real Madrid on a “makeshift” deal, according to his agent.
Captain Lascelles calls for united front as Newcastle appoint Bruce
Newcastle skipper Jamaal Lascelles has called for a united front after Steve Bruce was announced as the club’s new head coach.
Frank Lampard confident Chelsea do not need to strengthen squad this summer
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard insists he does not need to strengthen his squad before the new Premier League season.
Woods’ schedule could leave him rusty for the Open, warns McGinley
Former Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley is baffled by Tiger Woods opting not to play competitively between the US Open and the Open Championship.
Labour deputy makes free-to-air cricket pledge as 8.3m watch World Cup final
A Labour government would consider adding at least one England match a year to the ‘crown jewels’ list of live sport that must be made available on free-to-air television.
World Cup final draws peak audience of 8.3 million
A combined peak audience of 8.3 million saw England’s dramatic World Cup final win play out on television.
Captain Morgan determined to seize ‘huge opportunity’ for England
England captain Eoin Morgan is hungry to cap four years of toil and determination by delivering the World Cup win the country craves.
Morgan: Four years of hard work have brought England to this point
England captain Eoin Morgan believes Sunday’s World Cup final against New Zealand is “the culmination of four years of hard work and dedication”.
Trevor Bayliss insists England must block out ‘noise’ ahead of World Cup final
England head coach Trevor Bayliss knows his side must not listen to the noise of an expectant nation as they prepare for a first World Cup final in 27 years.
Channel 4 to show free-to-air coverage of World Cup final
England’s World Cup final showdown with New Zealand will be screened free to air on Channel 4 and More 4, TV bosses have announced.
Sky Sports to screen World Cup final on free-to-air television
The World Cup final will be screened on free-to-air television if England make the showpiece, Sky Sports has announced.
World Cup final to be screened on free-to-air television
The World Cup final will be available to watch on free-to-air television if England make the showpiece., Sky Sports has announced.
Charlie Webster completes race across Alps three years after critical illness
Sports presenter Charlie Webster has completed a gruelling mountain race, nearly three years after being placed in a medically induced coma.
Eoin Morgan fit to lead but Jason Roy admits his return is a ‘grey area’
Eoin Morgan was cleared to lead England in their World Cup clash with Afghanistan, but Jason Roy admitted his return from a torn hamstring represented a “grey area”.
Making World Cup final free-to-air could turn more on to cricket, claims analyst
Cricket could win back a significant number of fans if the World Cup final is shown live on free-to-air television in the United Kingdom, claimed a leading media research analyst.
Fans warned over cost of Premier League games on TV as fixtures are revealed
Avid armchair football fans are being advised to shop around if they want access to all 200 televised Premier League matches next season, with Amazon Prime, BT Sport and Sky Sports sharing the domestic rights.
McGinley backing Woods to hit top form at US Open
Tiger Woods will be back to his Masters-winning form as he seeks a 16th major title in the US Open.
Stunning 61 hands Rory McIlroy RBC Canadian Open title
Rory McIlroy shot a final round of 61 to win the RBC Canadian Open by seven shots.
Stunning 61 hands Rory McIlroy RBC Canadian Open title
Rory McIlroy shot a final round of 61 to win the RBC Canadian Open by seven shots.
Penalty practice pays off for Pickford
Jordan Pickford admitted to feeling nervous when he stepped up to take a penalty in England’s shoot-out win over Switzerland.
The other times VAR has made its mark on high-profile games
England’s Nations League semi-final with Holland saw the video assistant referee take a high-profile role.
Stuart Broad leads social media reaction to Ben Stokes’ sensational catch
Stuart Broad was among the swathes who took to social media to express their disbelief after Ben Stokes’ sensational catch in England’s Cricket World Cup opener against South Africa.
Matthaus expects Leroy Sane to make Bayern Munich switch
Bayern Munich great Lothar Matthaus is certain Leroy Sane will swap Manchester City for the Bundesliga champions this summer.
Bernd Wiesberger ‘thankful’ after claiming Made in Denmark title
Austria’s Bernd Wiesberger put his injury woes firmly behind him by winning a final-day duel with Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre at the Made in Denmark event to claim his fifth European Tour title.
Formula One admits it wants more races on free-to-air television
Formula One bosses are keen for the sport to return to free-to-air television – describing Sky Sports’ exclusive deal as “sub-optimal”.
‘We don’t see Mike as a referee’ – Mellon wants to see Tranmere fan Dean celebrating at Wembley
While some managers may curse when they see Mike Dean arrive at their games, the feeling is quite different for Tranmere boss Micky Mellon.
Hales will cheer on England during World Cup
Alex Hales insists he will be cheering for England during the World Cup despite his withdrawal from the squad last month.
Boyd backs no-nonsense Clarke to lead Scotland to major tournament
Kilmarnock striker Kris Boyd has backed departing manager Steve Clarke to put uncommitted Scotland players in their place and lead the nation to a major tournament.
Deontay Wilder targets Anthony Joshua after knockout win over Dominic Breazeale
WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder set his sights on Anthony Joshua after defending his world title with a brutal first-round knockout of Dominic Breazeale in New York.