Joshua vs Fury Cardiff start time and licence uncertainty
The Joshua vs Fury fight in Cardiff is set for December 11, but the start time remains unclear as organisers await Cardiff Council approval on extending the stadium curfew.
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Fury vs Joshua Netflix price revealed and compared to PPV
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua on December 11 will stream on Netflix at no extra cost for subscribers, a sharp contrast to past UK PPV fees of up to £26.95.
Snedeker 'feels awful' for Spaun after Presidents Cup snub
Brandt Snedeker says he 'feels awful' for JJ Spaun after leaving the BMW PGA Championship winner out of his US Presidents Cup team, a decision that left Rory McIlroy shocked.
Scarlets hit by 11 injuries ahead of Cardiff URC derby
Scarlets are without 11 key players for Friday's URC opener against Cardiff in Llanelli, but Gareth Anscombe will make his competitive debut at fly-half.
Burnham's football booze vow splits fans on drinking in stands
Prime Minister Andy Burnham suggests overturning the 1985 ban on drinking in football stands in England's top five divisions, calling it 'outdated' and 'discriminatory'.
Tuchel faces pivotal Spain clash as England seek fresh start
England face Spain at Wembley in the Nations League on Saturday, a game that could set the tone for the rest of Thomas Tuchel's reign as manager.
Newcastle's ideal international break: Hall fitness, minutes, Wissa goals
Newcastle United's ideal international break would see Lewis Hall return fit, Aladji Bamba and Bazoumana Toure get minutes, and Yoane Wissa score goals.
US Jockey Club orders renaming of horse Austrian Painter
The US Jockey Club has ordered racehorse Austrian Painter to be renamed Merrylegs after ruling its name was a reference to Adolf Hitler.
Semenyo withdraws from Ghana squad with swollen leg
Manchester City's Antoine Semenyo has withdrawn from Ghana's squad for their AFCON qualifiers against Ivory Coast and The Gambia due to a swollen leg.
WSL mulls separating home and away fans as crowds grow
As Women's Super League interest rises, clubs and fan groups debate dedicated away ends versus mixed seating, balancing atmosphere with inclusivity.
Wales fans bring Lisbon's Pink Street to a standstill
Wales fans brought Lisbon's Pink Street to a standstill on Wednesday night ahead of their Nations League opener with Portugal, with around 2,500 supporters expected at the Estádio José Alvalade.
Hitzlsperger: Transfer focus at Everton is 'insane'
Former Everton midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger says too much emphasis is placed on transfer windows, urging focus on results after the club's chaotic deadline day.
Maeda admits Premier League intensity struggle at Ipswich
Daizen Maeda admits adjusting to the Premier League's intensity at Ipswich has been tough after his £8m Celtic exit, but he insists the move remains a positive step.
Stephen Robinson turns Aberdeen corner at last as Dons find form
Aberdeen have turned a corner under Stephen Robinson after a first away win since December, a point at Easter Road and a cup quarter-final victory, lifting spirits at Pittodrie.
Van Dijk hits back at reporter over 'betrayal' claim
Virgil van Dijk clashed with a Dutch journalist who accused him and Ronald Koeman of betraying the national team after the Netherlands' World Cup exit.
Burnham backs ending football alcohol stand ban
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the decades-old ban on drinking alcohol in football stands is 'unfair' and has suggested a trial to remove it.
Carter: 'I want nothing to do with Ronnie O'Sullivan'
Ali Carter says he has no relationship with Ronnie O'Sullivan, despite their early friendship and O'Sullivan's help in winning the 1999 Benson & Hedges Championship.
Ex-Man Utd star Lee Roche now works on building sites
Lee Roche, who started a Champions League match for Manchester United in 2003, retired from football at 27 and now runs a cavity wall removal business while working on building sites.
Houghton: Irish government failed to back FAI over Israel games
Ray Houghton criticises the Irish government for not backing the FAI amid outrage over Republic of Ireland's Nations League fixtures against Israel, saying players face an "impossible" position.
WRU call up 60 Welsh youngsters as ex-internationals help mould next generation
Around 60 Welsh academy players attended a WRU skills session at the Vale, led by Wales U20s coach Richard Whiffin, with ex-internationals among 15 coaches involved.
Former Wales star breaks up Black Country Derby bust-up
Former Wales rugby international Rob McCusker stepped in to separate Wolves and West Brom coaches after Sunday's Black Country Derby, which Wolves won 1-0.
Sutton Shuts Down O'Neill's Celtic Claim After Rangers Loss
Chris Sutton has dismissed Martin O'Neill's claim that Celtic and Rangers were closely matched, insisting his former boss's side were 'absolutely smashed' at Parkhead.
Rangers must seize derby chance after Celtic Euro nightmare
Rangers have a golden opportunity to beat Celtic at Parkhead on Sunday after their Europa League drubbing, but Derek McInnes must avoid overthinking his tactics.
Ronan: Aberdeen pressure part of playing for big club
Connor Ronan says Aberdeen's expectations are part of playing for a big club as the Dons aim for a third straight win at Hibernian.
Toto Wolff's son Jack, 9, wins first karting title
Mercedes chief Toto Wolff's nine-year-old son Jack has clinched his first karting title, winning the IAME Series Italy Racing Formula X30 U10 crown in Viterbo with KR Motorsport.
Tuchel to ignore Klopp's 44-man squad for England
Thomas Tuchel will name a regular-sized England squad on Friday, resisting Jurgen Klopp's 44-player approach for Germany's Nations League ties.
JJ Gabriel saga won't stop clubs hunting younger talent
The JJ Gabriel saga highlights a growing trend: clubs are increasingly targeting ever-younger players as transfer fees soar, with academy development becoming crucial.
Graham and Ure set for Scotland call-ups under Pocognoli
Sebastien Pocognoli will hand Luke Graham and Robbie Ure their first full Scotland call-ups for the Nations League matches against Slovenia, Switzerland and North Macedonia.
Man City stars out to prove Guardiola wasn't sole reason
Erling Haaland and Manchester City are determined to prove their decade of success was not solely down to Pep Guardiola after a perfect start under Enzo Maresca.
McBurnie in fresh Scotland recall plea under Pocognoli
Oli McBurnie is desperate to win back a Scotland place under new boss Sebastien Pocognoli after missing the World Cup, with Hull City form his case.
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