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As the best Nations in the world of Men’s Volleyball gear up for another year of the prestigious Nations League, Brazil will play host the Week One action in Pool A, including this encounter that was taken the full five-set distance in Week Five of the 2021 campaign.
Northern Ireland produced a blunt and passive performance as they suffered a damning blow to their hopes of winning their Nations League group, thanks to a cultured Anastasios Bakasetas finish ensuring Gus Poyet’s Greek side left with a 1-0 win.
Despite being strugglers in this competition in recent years, the Welsh side limited the Sharks to just 150 to set up a comfortable run chase to kickstart their 2022 Blast campaign. Sussex remain winless in all formats.
Sussex have endured a winless start to their red-ball campaign and now turn to the competition they reached the semi-final in last year. They will kick-off against a Glamorgan side that have finished bottom of the Southern group in the previous two full Blast competitions.
World Number 92 Steve Johnson recovered from an early scare to capitalise on the Czech’s service capitulation to cruise to a four-set victory in the French Open 1st Round.
Manchester City’s senior side may be on their way to winning the Premier League title, but their U18’s side claimed their second successive U18 Premier League title by beating Southampton 2-1 at St.Mary’s Stadium to complete an U18/U23 double.
Northampton are riding a wave of five successive league wins that has seen them maintain a spot in the play-off places, but with Gloucester, Sale, and Exeter all hot on their heels, a trip to the StoneX Stadium to play a Saracens side looking to secure top spot is sure to be the toughest of tests.
The country’s two best U18 academy sides will go head-to-head at St.Mary’s Stadium in a battle of South vs North for the U18 Premier League National title.
As the white-ball season approaches, the County Championship will start to take a backseat, but with just one win between these two sides in the first-class format in 2022, the upcoming four days of action at the Seat Unique Stadium could have a huge bearing on their campaign’s.
The Vanarama National League is rapidly approaching its climax, and with sparse games in hand to be played, Woking and Wealdstone prepare for their final home games of the season whilst Dagenham & Redbridge travel to play-off hound Solihull in a last chance saloon game to keep their hopes of the postseason alive.
Pakistani International Hasan Ali was rampant against Hampshire on a dry pitch in Southampton, taking five wickets as the hosts salvaged 246 after going 40-5.
The Super Rugby debutants who are the club side representing Fijian Rugby Union have struggled to gain traction in their opening campaign, but can ignite their season if they beat a competitive Highlanders side.
After conquering the Europa League Megaladon’s of Sevilla and shocking 2019/2020 Champions League Semi-Finalists Lyon, David Moyes’ claret & blue army look to take one step closer to European glory as they welcome Germany’s Eintracht Frankfurt.
Last year’s Bob Willis Trophy finalists have enjoyed two wins from two this season and will look to make it three from three as they take on a Hampshire side coming off the back of a demolition job against Kent.
Marco Silva’s Whites have been imperious all season, but have found getting over the promotion line difficult. With results elsewhere, the West London side can finally confirm Premier League football with a win over midtable Preston North End.
With the Easter Monday fixtures approaching, here is a look ahead to how the London & South East sides will be looking to cap off their Easter weekend in the Vanarama National League-
The weather is improving, and the cricket season is underway, but both Derbyshire and Sussex will be looking for a change of fortunes as they look to earn the first wins of their County Championship campaigns.
Barnet only have themselves to blame as they shoot themselves in the foot at either end of a scrappy game, with Solihull Moors emerging 2-0 winners.
Almost every team in the league has less than ten games to make their seasons count, as the climax of the Vanarama National League for 2021/2022 comes ever closer. Here is how the London & South East sides shape up for this weekend’s fixtures –
Unbeaten in 14 in the league, the Moors’ assault on the play-off places has been relentless, but Barnet will hope to prove a banana skin for their visitors as they will be keen to make a statement in response to their embarrassment in North Wales.
Watford have failed to win at Vicarage Road since November, but now face a predicament where their home games are going to prove vital to their survival.
Widely considered one of the modern greats in Boxing, Gennadiy ‘GGG’ Golovkin looks to further cement his legacy by unifying the Middleweight division against Japanese champion Ryoto Murata.
The WBO World Flyweight title is on the line in an all Japanese clash as well as Lightweight prospect involved in a step up at the Super Arena in Saitama.
For the first time this season, the Harlequins emerged victorious against London Irish thanks to a comprehensive 41-14 win at the Brentford Community Stadium that keeps themselves in pole position for the play-offs.