England forward’s exit continues busy summer for Villa News follows Emiliano Martínez moving to Chelsea Al-Hilal have signed Ollie Watkins from Aston Villa, the two clubs announced on Sunday, as the 30-year-old striker ended a successful six-year spell with the Midlands club where he became their top scorer in the
Until Sunday's trip north to Aberdeen, Derek McInnes had not really enjoyed watching his Rangers team. That changed after an unconvincing win at Pittodrie.
Chelsea maintained their perfect start to the new Premier League season as they held on to defeat Brighton in an entertaining match at Stamford Bridge.
Striker’s second-half penalty ensures 1-0 win at Aberdeen St Mirren 3-3 Motherwell; Celtic 2-0 Falkirk on Saturday Lawrence Shankland’s second-half penalty gave Derek McInnes and Rangers some much-needed respite with a 1-0 win against Aberdeen at Pittodrie. The tale since the Rangers manager arrived from Hearts in the
Striker’s second-half penalty ensures 1-0 win at Aberdeen St Mirren 3-3 Motherwell; Celtic 2-0 Falkirk on Saturday Lawrence Shankland’s second-half penalty gave Derek McInnes and Rangers some much-needed respite with a 1-0 win against Aberdeen at Pittodrie. The tale since the Rangers manager arrived from Hearts in the
The sons of PC Matthew Blades led Manchester United out at Old Trafford for Sunday's Premier League game with Ipswich.
Slovenian awaiting surgery on collarbone after fall Mas extends overall lead by winning ninth stage Tadej Pogacar, who was dramatically forced to withdraw from the Vuelta a España on Saturday after a heavy fall, has shared a photo of himself from hospital accompanied by the Bee Gees’ song Stayin’ Alive. Pogacar, the cl
Great Britain's Tom Pidcock pays tribute to Fin Tarling after winning his second cross-country world title at the Mountain Bike World Championships in Italy.
Former supermarket delivery driver Joe Dean fires a nine-under-par final round to come from seven shots back to win his first DP World Tour title.
In the fullness of time Chelsea’s surrender against Brighton in April may be seen as the turning point. The humiliation accelerated Liam Rosenior’s demise and forced the Stamford Bridge hierarchy into a reckoning leading to the appointment of Xabi Alonso, a shift in transfer strategy, the birth of the JP Morga
At the final whistle Álvaro Arbeloa provided a study in pensiveness while Régis Le Bris simply looked relieved. For protracted periods an almost palpable fear of losing formed the subtext of a match decided when two of the Sunderland manager’s second-half substitutes, Habib Diarra and Wilson Isidor, combined for the l
These nascent moments of the new season can often provide false hope but, as both sets of players shook hands after what was indisputably the correct result at Elland Road, it was difficult not to imagine we had just witnessed a contest between two sides that should have lofty ambitions for the months ahead. Leeds and