Month: March 2025

March 25, 2025 Football
This Tuesday at 8:00 PM, in Deeside, one of the northernmost venues in Wales, England’s U19 squad will conclude their qualifying campaign for the U19 European Championship, set to take place from June 13 to June 26, 2025, should they secure final qualification. Facing a talented Portugal side, the Young Lions must avoid defeat to guarantee their place in the tournament. As it stands, both nations sit on four points, but England holds the edge on goal difference (+2 vs. +1). Read more Read More
March 25, 2025 Football
This Tuesday at 11:00 AM, England U18 will conclude their international break after playing three friendly matches. Facing Portugal this afternoon, the Young Lions will be eager to end on a high note, having drawn two consecutive games against Czech Republic and France, both finishing 2-2. In each match, Liam Bramley’s squad took the lead before being pegged back. Read more Read More
March 24, 2025 Football
This Monday at 7:45 PM, England U21 will take on Portugal at West Bromwich Albion’s stadium. These two nations boast some of the strongest talent pools at the U21 level, making this a must-watch encounter despite the low sporting stakes of a friendly match. Read more Read More
March 24, 2025 Football
This Monday at 5:00 PM, on one of the many pitches at Marbella’s training center, England U20 will continue their Elite League U20 campaign, a minor international tournament in which the Young Lions are currently leading the standings. After a 1-1 draw against Portugal, Ben Futcher’s squad will face Switzerland as the favorites, but they must be more clinical in front of goal than they were against the Portuguese to end this international break on a high note. Read more Read More
March 24, 2025 Gymnastics
Liverpool played host to the 117th edition of the British Gymnastics Championships, where 385 gymnasts battled for the prestigious national titles. In the senior ranks, many of Team GB’s Paris 2024 Olympians opted to compete selectively on certain apparatuses, easing back into competition mode. This left the door open for Alia Leat and Jamie Lewis, who seized the opportunity to make their mark by clinching the all-around crowns. Beyond the elite performances, this year’s championships also showcased the next generation of British gymnastics, with outstanding displays in the Junior, Aspire, U14, and U16 categories. Here’s a full recap of a thrilling weekend in Liverpool. Read more Read More