Month: November 2015

It was almost inevitable. As the ball was slid through to Jamie Vardy in Leicester City’s match with Manchester United

Football can be a strange old game sometimes, and there is often no explanation for the events that unfold in

In this early part of the National Hunt season the Hennessy Gold Cup stands out as one of the premier

It is one of the jewels in snooker’s triple crown; a pre-Christmas aperitif heading into the post-Yuletide main course of

Aston Villa have plied their trade in the top flight of English football for nearly 20 consecutive seasons; they are,

A full set of domestic football fixtures brings with it plenty of intrigue as we look to the what’s, when’s,

It is part and parcel of the cruelty of English football’s tiered system, but unfortunately come May next year a

After battling it out for the best part of a year, the European Tour’s Race to Dubai culminates this week

Following Michael van Gerwen’s tumultuous win over Phil Taylor in Sunday’s Grand Slam of Darts final, attention now turns to

It was easy to lose sight of the fact that we will soon find out the last three teams to

The international break is the perfect time to appoint a new manager, as it affords them more time to work

So here we are: the last set of fixtures to decide the final four teams who will take their places

The group format is now a distant memory in the Grand Slam of Darts as the 16 qualifiers take their

The Puskas Award is handed out to the player who has scored what the voting public believe to be the

With each passing week of the Premier League season we learn a little more about the clubs and players battling

The Grand Slam of Darts kicks off on Saturday, and this is one of those tournaments that the purists love:

It’s been a great week for fight fans: First the news that Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg will finally get

The bookmakers’ odds speak volumes. Chelsea’s price for relegation (100/1) is nearly the same as that of their chances of

The tennis season may be fast drawing to a close but there is still the occasional event left in the