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A first lap incident between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen saw the Brit earn a 10-second time penalty, but the seven-time world champion overcame his troubles to win the 2021 F1 British Grand Prix.
Guanyu Zhou made a great start which saw the UNI-Virtuosi driver make up for an awful showing on Saturday. Dan Ticktum and Oscar Piastri finished second and third with the latter gaining the Championship lead.
Cambridge United managed to avoid defeat against Championship opposition as they played two one-hour games against Cardiff City.
Nottingham Forest were victorious in North Staffordshire as the Reds beat Port Vale 2-0 in a pre-season friendly despite challenging warm heat, thanks to first half goals from Alex Mighten and Jack Colback.
Wigan Athletic began pre-season with a 2-1 win over Oldham Athletic in a behind closed doors friendly at Boundary Park
Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan combined to help Pakistan win an exhilarating encounter at Trent Bridge in spite of Liam Livingstone’s first international century.
Max Verstappen made the first-ever F1 Sprint count as he was able to get ahead of Lewis Hamilton to get pole position for the British Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion starts from second for the race on Sunday with Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas in third.
Richard Verschoor took a lights to flag victory as the MP Motorsport’s driver to his first-ever victory in Formula 2. Marcus Armstrong and Dan Ticktum started second and third and finished there as they rounded out the podium places.
A tough and demanding encounter for the Stags allowed the players to get more minutes into their legs as pre-season preparations continue to be ramped up.
Away from the ludicrous African Super League idea of Infantino and his puppet Motsepe, this is African Football in it’s truest form.
Embed from Getty Images James Vince scored his maiden international century as England’s second-string squad completed a 3-0 series whitewash…
Olivier Giroud has announced that he will be leaving Chelsea for AC Milan marking an end to his nine-year stay in England.
Robert Shwartzman won F2’s first Sprint Race of the weekend after managing three Safety Car restarts and fending off the challenges from behind.
Lewis Hamilton will start Saturday’s first-ever Formula One sprint race from pole position after a stellar qualifying display on a stunning, picturesque, summer’s evening at Silverstone.
Oscar Piastri took pole at Silverstone for Sunday’s Formula 2 feature race, as a late Robert Swartzman spin denies series leader Guanyu Zhou of a pole position start.
Roberto Mancini pulled off heroics and cemented his place in Italian folklore as Italy lifted the Euro 2020 trophy, having pulled off a famous victory at Wembley on Sunday evening.
Cambridge United have confirmed that Andy Dallas signed a new one-year contract with the club.
What should have been a report on the joys of Euro 2020, despite England’s failure to lift their first trophy since 1966, I found myself searching for the motivation to complete my coverage of the Championships this week. The final had been overshadowed by what transpired at Wembley on Sunday.
Forward Oliver Holmes made his debut for hometown club Castleford Tigers in 2010 and is now preparing to take to the field in this season’s Betfred Challenge Cup final at Wembley in what could be his last chance to win a major honour in the black and amber before the two go their separate ways.
While Jensen Weir’s experience of senior football is considered scarce at best, the 19-year-old is considered by many to be the jewel in Brighton’s academy.
As Cambridge United begin a five-day training camp in South Wales, attentions turn to their first pre-season friendly against Cardiff City.
The Valiants play host to Chris Hughton’s Nottingham Forest on Saturday, where the Burslem side will hope to build on previous pre-season performances – this time against Championship opposition.
Castleford Tigers and St Helens haven’t enjoyed a consistently smooth road to Wembley, but here’s how the two sides made it to this Saturday’s prestigious Challenge Cup final under the arch.
Sunderland confirmed their third signing in eight days as defender Callum Doyle joins on loan from Manchester City.