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Castleford’s new signing played under Lee Radford at Hull FC for two years in 2016 and 2017. The Black and Whites won back to back Challenge Cup trophies in that time, with Fonua scoring under the Wembley arch on both occasions.
Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure from Manchester United in 2013 was the beginning of the end of the Red Devils’ dominance in English football.
Nottingham Forest cruised to a 3-0 victory over bottom of the table Barnsley which moved the Reds within touching distance of the Championship play-off places.
The Commonwealth Games bring a lot of excitement and joy as athletes from the Commonwealth of Nations battle it out in various sports.
Luis Diaz has been linked with multiple Premier League clubs. Here is a rundown of his style of play and how he compares to other wingers in England.
Eastleigh first team manager Ben Strevens has this afternoon left the club by mutual consent, with immediate effect.
It was a busy night of football for the teams from the North in the Vanarama National League. Here is a review of Tuesday night’s results and how the sides from the North faired as Stockport County go top.
Coventry City won their first league home game in almost three months as Viktor Gyokeres’ tenth goal of the season proved the difference against Stoke City.
Eight has become four in the Papa John’s Trophy with the semi-final line-up of the competition now confirmed after Tuesday’s night’s quarter-final ties across the country.
This time last year, Everton were managed by a serial winner in Carlo Ancelotti, who had won both the Premier League and Champions League in his illustrious career so far.
The Africa Cup of Nations’ biggest overachievers Comoros were defeated 2-1 by hosts Cameroon in the Round of 16.
Will Leeds Rhinos newest recruits take them back to Old Trafford?
It is a busy night of football for the teams from the North in the Vanarama National League.
Another week poses another quick turnaround for National League sides, and here is how the teams from the London & South East region shape up for the next batch of midweek matches.
Arsenal’s Under-21s side will aim to become just the second-ever academy team to reach the semi-finals of the Papa John’s Trophy when they visit League One table toppers Wigan Athletic on Tuesday evening.
Queens Park Rangers’ transition from second-tier strugglers to promotion contenders continues on Tuesday night as Russell Martin’s Swansea City visit Loftus Road.
Nottingham Forest will be aiming to continue their push for the play-offs following an impressive victory over Derby County at the weekend.
Burnley came away from the Emirates with their heads held very high as they not only frustrated Arsenal but showed intent to even win the game.
After two seasons away from the Coventry Building Society Arena, previously known as the Ricoh Arena, Coventry City’s homecoming was mightily impressive. However, it appears that the honeymoon period is well and truly over.
Wigan Warriors’ Jake Bibby could not give Coach Matty Peet and his staff enough praise for the cultural mentality that has been created over the past weeks during pre-season.
Castleford Tigers preparations ahead of the new Super League season ended in perfect style with a 66-18 victory over League One side Doncaster.
England hung on to beat West Indies by one run in Bridgetown despite a record-breaking 10th-wicket partnership between Romario Shepherd and Akeal Hosein.
A strong second half from Leeds Rhinos helped them triumph over near-neighbours Bradford Bulls at Odsal.
With another exhilarating round of games in the National League, Northern teams experienced mixed fortunes in their fixtures as they get closer to the business end of the season.