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With the Championship season just six weeks away from starting, several of Nottingham Forest’s youngsters are hopeful of leaving a lasting impression on the first-team during pre-season.
The former Great Britain International and head coach spoke about Shaun Wane’s England selection ahead of the game against the Combined Nations All Stars on Friday night.
Castleford hooker and current Man Of Steel Paul McShane is set to make his International debut on Friday night when England take on a Combined Nations All Stars. The Tigers head coach Daryl Powell has praised the 31-year-old ahead of the Tigers game with Catalans Dragons.
Castleford Tigers winger James Clare is fit and ready to go after a spell on the sidelines. He is ready to fight for a place in Daryl Powell’s team for the Challenge Cup final at Wembley next month.
Both Trinity and the Warriors have lost their last two outings, meaning both sides will be looking to avoid three consecutive defeats as they face off on Thursday evening.
France will face off against Portugal on Wednesday night as they look to cement top spot in Group F.
After being tipped by many as the team to watch at Euro 2020, Turkey failed to live up to the expectations in spectacular fashion, but why did it go so horribly wrong?
As Ryan Lowe looks to completely rebuild Plymouth Argyle’s defence, here’s a look at how his team are currently shaping up ahead of the new campaign.
Sheffield United’s preparations for the upcoming Championship season are underway, with a new manager and new players set to join as the Blades seek an instant return to the top flight.
UEFA Euro 2020’s Group E is still massively wide open with all four teams separated by three points.
Castleford Tigers have today announced that they have agreed a two-year deal with forward Joe Westerman. He will return to the Mend-A-Hose Jungle from Wakefield Trinity at the start of the 2022 campaign.
Andreas Christensen is in scintillating form, can he help Denmark go deep in Euro 2020?
Leicester City are renowned for their intuitive recruitment, and they’re kickstarting the summer transfer window with another exciting addition.
With only two points from their opening two games, Luis Enrique’s team need a victory over the current holders of second-place, Slovakia, if they are to progress to the knockout stages of Euro 2020.
Southampton goalkeeper Angus Gunn looks set for a return to boyhood club Norwich City for a reported initial £2.5 million fee.
Marc Marquez took his first MotoGP victory in 581 days on Sunday at the Sachsenring as he held off Miguel Oliviera who piled pressure onto the Spaniard all race long. But what makes this victory so special? And why was every MotoGP fan across the world hoping that the eight-time champion would hold on to secure this landmark triumph in Germany?
Italy’s midfield continued to be the shining light at Euro 2020 as the returning Marco Verratti stepped up to the plate, starring in their 1-0 win over Wales at the Stadio Olympico in Rome to extend their unbeaten run to 30 games.
The 29-year-old forward becomes Nigel Clough’s fourth signing during this summer transfer window as the countdown begins until the start of the 2021/22 EFL League Two season.
Coming off the back of their first Premier League season in over 15 years, Leeds United look to be in a more than comfortable position.
Scotland face the match of their lives as they face Croatia. A win would for sure see them book their place in the knockout stages but results elsewhere will play a huge factor in this.
France struggled to a draw with Hungary on Saturday with Antonie Griezmann grabbing an equaliser to spare their blushes.
Portugal saw their hopes of successfully defending their European Championship crown take a massive hit on Saturday after suffering a 4-2 defeat at the hands of Germany in Munich.
Scott Grix shined in a professional performance from ‘fax, and Swinton were ultimately too frail defensively to cope with their far superior opposition, leading to another resounding loss.
International football can pit global superstars against near-part timers, but perhaps the most intriguing job of all lies at the feet of those in the dugouts. Why do international managers often go under the radar?