Year: 2025

February 1, 2025 Football
Tottenham Secures Europa League Last-16 Spot with 3-0 Win Over Elfsborg Tottenham booked their place in the Europa League last 16 with a commanding 3-0 victory over Elfsborg on Thursday night. Despite struggling to break down a deep-lying Swedish defence for much of the match, the Spurs found their breakthrough in the second half, thanks to three academy graduates. Dane Scarlett, Damola Ajayi, and Mikey Moore each scored their first senior goals for the club, sealing direct qualification and avoiding the play-off round. Read more Read More
January 31, 2025 Rugby
England kicks off their 2025 Six Nations campaign with a tough trip to Dublin, where they will face Ireland at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday, February 1. For this match, Steve Borthwick has made some bold decisions, notably handing a first-ever joint start to twins Tom and Ben Curry in the back row, as well as awarding Cadan Murley his debut. Read more Read More
January 30, 2025 Rugby
England U20 is set to begin its 2025 Six Nations campaign with a crucial clash against Ireland on Thursday, January 30, at Virgin Media Park in Cork. The reigning champions, led by Mark Mapletoft, combine experience and fresh talent in an ambitious squad. Among them, Henry Pollock returns after training with the senior team, while Tom Burrow will wear the captain’s armband for the first time in an official match. Read more Read More
January 29, 2025 Football
New England manager Thomas Tuchel is wasting no time in stamping his authority. Since taking charge on January 1, 2025, the former Chelsea and Bayern Munich boss has been meticulously preparing his first squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers. Among the many names under consideration, two players currently playing in the Championship could make the cut, as Tuchel and his staff are keeping a close eye on lower divisions in search of top talent. Read more Read More
January 28, 2025 Rugby
At just 19 years old, Kepu Tuipulotu, a young hooker with exceptional talent, is drawing attention across the rugby world. Born in Wales to Tongan parents, he currently plays for Bath and could soon represent England. His decision, which has sparked mixed reactions from both sides, raises questions about England’s ability to attract young talents to the Red Rose. Read more Read More