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Clement: Swans not in crisis
Paul Clement has denied Swansea are in crisis and has asked to be judged on a full 38-game season.
- Published on Oct 27 2017
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Meade on double for Down Royal
Noel Meade's two stable stars Road To Respect and Disko are likely to be in action at Down Royal next weekend.
- Published on Oct 27 2017
'Everton link is flattering' says Dyche
Burnley boss Sean Dyche has called speculation linking him with the managerial vacancy at Everton “flattering”, though he insists he is giving such stories little attention.
- Published on Oct 27 2017
Biggest fight of my career: Katie
Katie Taylor recognises tomorrow's world title fight with Anahi Sanchez represents the "biggest night" of her already decorated career and that she is also fighting for the wider picture of women's boxing in Ireland.
- Published on Oct 27 2017
Fit-again Dembele says Celts' focus turns to Killie
Moussa Dembele’s assessment that Celtic are “simply the best” would not have gone unnoticed by crisis-struck Old Firm rivals Rangers.
- Published on Oct 27 2017
Ruddock must be pushing hard for Ireland
After a successful two-week campaign in the Champions Cup, Leinster coach Leo Cullen will be telling his side that great teams always maintain standards.
- Published on Oct 27 2017
Wenger will get end-of-season review
Arsene Wenger has revealed there will be a review of his performance with the Arsenal board at the end of the season - even though he signed a new two-year deal in May.
- Published on Oct 27 2017
Pochettino sweats over Kane fitness
Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino could be without his star striker Harry Kane for tomorrow's Premier League showdown against Manchester United at Old Trafford.
- Published on Oct 27 2017
'Hammers defeat a timely wake-up call' claims Alderweireld
Toby Alderweireld admits Tottenham received a reality check after throwing away their two-goal lead to lose to West Ham in the League Cup.
- Published on Oct 27 2017
Wagner: Terriers' survival a bigger story than Klopp friendship
David Wagner insists Huddersfield holding their own in the Premier League is a bigger story than tomorrow's encounter with his best friend Jurgen Klopp.
- Published on Oct 27 2017
