Men's Football Manchester City back to their best away to Crystal Palace

WITH the international break out of the way, Crystal Palace and Manchester City both would have been keen to get back down to the bread and butter

Men's Football VAR the centre of attention again as Watford denied three points at Tottenham

Men's Football Under-fire Marco Silva gets much-needed win against West Ham

A FRESH-LOOKING Everton line-up dominated West Ham on Saturday afternoon, but only a late strike from substitute Gylfi Sigurdsson gave Marco Silva’

Men's Football Neil Lennon would encourage his players to walk off the pitch if racially abused

NEIL LENNON says he would encourage Celtic players to walk off the pitch if they are ever subjected to racial abuse.

Men's Football Batley and Spen hosts football tournament supporting Show Racism the Red Card

A SCHOOL in the constituency where Labour MP Jo Cox was murdered by a far-right extremist three years ago hosted a “Show Racism the Red Card” 5-a-s

Men's Football South Korea calls for North Korea to be punished following World Cup qualifier

THE South Korean football association said yesterday that it has requested that North Korea be punished for blocking rival fans and media from atte

Men's Rugby History of Welsh rugby union: Why Wales play union and not league

FOOTBALL in its various forms is a game of class clashes and competing codes dating back to the late 19th century, when a disorderly game developed

Women's Football Megan Rapinoe not letting post World Cup celebrations stop her from fighting for equal pay

MEGAN RAPINOE is enjoying the whirlwind of a two-time World Cup winner.

Men's Rugby Union Eddie Jones rings the changes for Australia clash

OWEN FARRELL has moved to flyhalf to replace George Ford, and Henry Slade has been reunited in midfield with Manu Tuilangi as England reverted to t

Men's Basketball NBA continues to lead the way in treating women as equals off the court

PRACTICE is over and Boston Celtics assistant coach Kara Lawson is still working.