Six of the eight Champions League matchdays have been played, and with only two games left in the qualification phase, most English clubs are in a strong position to secure a direct spot in the top eight. The seventh matchday, which kicks off tonight, could even confirm the qualification of some teams. Read more Read More
Last week, several competitions saw the best young British athletes shine on the track. With personal bests, historic performances, and European qualification standards achieved, these young talents are confirming their immense potential for the future of British athletics—just under a month away from the national indoor championships. Read more Read More
In recent years, the Three Lions were renowned for their full-backs, particularly those on the right flank. However, injuries, inconsistent form, and retirements have significantly reduced England’s depth in these positions. That was until Newcastle’s shrewd recruitment last summer. Under their Saudi-backed ownership, the club identified the issue and secured promising young talents, despite initial skepticism. Replacing Key Absences Trippier, Walker, James, Arnold, Chilwell, and Shaw—so many top-class names for just two spots, a luxury most national teams could only dream of. But over the past year, the situation has drastically changed. Kieran Trippier, who lost his starting spot to Livramento, has retired from international duty after the Euros. Kyle Walker has already expressed his desire to leave Manchester City, with his prime years seemingly behind him. Meanwhile, Read more Read More
At just 17 years old, Erin Boothman is proving to be one of Britain’s rising stars in cycling. Already a double world champion, the young prodigy has started her final year as a junior with an outstanding performance at an international competition, making a strong impression and solidifying her status as a favorite for upcoming major events. Read more Read More
Steve Borthwick, head coach of the England national rugby team, has unveiled his squad for the upcoming Six Nations Tournament, featuring a mix of expected and more surprising selections. With a change in captaincy, the introduction of promising new faces, and some notable absences sparking debate, this revamped England squad now consists of 36 players determined to reclaim the trophy that has eluded the most successful European team since 2020. Read more Read More
