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Man Utd striker Marcus Rashford was woeful against Man City
Manchester United were frustrated by Manchester City in what was a rather dull affair behind closed doors at Old Trafford on Saturday night.Despite th
Firmino benched; Matip returns from injury: Predicted Liverpool XI to face Man City
Liverpool travel to the Etihad on Sunday afternoon hoping to re-establish themselves at the top of the Premier League table with a win against Manches
Huge player blow could pave the way for Curtis Jones in Merseyside derby
Liverpool have been dealt a huge blow ahead of the upcoming Merseyside derby on Saturday as Naby Keita is reported to have tested positive for Covid-1
A tale of two cities?
Meetings called by the two organisations claiming to represent US cricket will be held at the same timeDeb K Das23-May-2005In another bizarre twist to
'The target of 282 was gettable' – Inzamam
Inzamam-ul-Haq admitted that a target of 282 was achievable, but blamed the sudden batting collapse for Pakistan’s tame defeatCricinfo staff02-Apr-200
Total Duds: Fernando just wasn’t up to scratch for Pep Guardiola at Manchester City
This article forms part of our Total Duds feature series, which is where Football Transfer Tavern takes a look at how a player has fared since being s
Newcastle fans react to former ace Kevin Mbabu’s display
After signing Kevin Mbabu as a 17-year-old back in 2013, Newcastle didn’t really get to see the defender truly flourish and develop at St James’ Park.
Pablo Hernandez set to fall short of making Leeds history
Leeds United have had a number of incredibly talented players on their books over the years. The likes of Norman Hunter, Eddie Gray and Lucas Radeb
Richards warns of another Packer scenario
South Africa’s former Test batsman, Barry Richards, has warned that international cricket is becoming far too one-sided, and that the best players may
Rain washes out Bulawayo one-dayer
The first one-dayer between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh at Bulawayo has been washed out without a single ball being bowledThe Wisden Bulletin by John Ward