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Pep Guardiola says that if his Manchester City side drop any points in their remaining six Premier League games, Liverpool will be champions because he expects them to win every one of their own six.
After a nervy first 45 minutes, Manchester City turned on the style with three second half goals at the Etihad Stadium to down Brighton and Hove Albion, and crucially go back to the top of the Premier League table.
A mouth watering encounter looks on the cards when England have to go to Dublin to play Ireland in the last match of the tournament on Saturday 18th March at 5 pm.
The move affects the current Men’s world number two Daniil Medvedev of Russia and the women’s world number four Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus,
Chelsea and England forward Fran Kirby has announced on social media that she is taking a temporary break from football in order to “put her health first”.
Manchester City take on Brighton and Hove Albion at the Etihad Stadium this evening knowing that only a win will take them back to the top of the Premier League table, but boss Pep Guardiola doesn’t appear to be feeling the pressure.
As the Championship season comes to its closing point, Levi Colwill has to be one of the names spoken about for Young Player Of The Season after the season he has had for Huddersfield Town.
It was another defeat for Daryl Powell’s Warrington side as they fell short against Hull FC who were desperately needing that win and a response from last weeks defeat to their nearest rivals Hull KR.
Manchester United last won the Premier League title back in 2013, and their progression since then has been way below-par by their standards.
Newcastle United will be hoping to extend their impressive home league form to 6 wins in a row as they host Crystal Palace just 3 days after the visitors lost their FA Cup Semi Final to Chelsea at Wembley
Carlos Sainz’s Ferrari deal comes to an end this season, with talks between the two parties crucial for both.
Everton could push themselves further away from the relegation zone with a victory
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.
Generosity to Wimbledon trumps Ainsworth’s disappointment at points dropped after Dons’ brave effort falls just short
Thursday will see the opening day of the third round of county championship matches with the weather starting to get increasingly warmer.
Former England batter Key has previously stated that he had expressed interest in the role
Loughborough Lightning and Surrey Storm kicked off the weekend with Lightning edging out Storm 57-54 after having to come from behind in the final quarter for the victory.
Previously unbeaten Hampshire suffered their first loss of the season when they were beaten inside three days by Surrey at the Kia Oval by an innings and 17 runs.
The Good Friday fixtures started off with Leinster facing Connacht at the Aviva Stadium Dublin.
Newcastle United come from behind to defeat Leicester City 2-1 at home thanks to a Bruno double.
Cambridge United’s 2-1 win away at Wigan Athletic has opened the door for Rotherham United and MK Dons in the promotion race.
Warrington are travelling back over to the east side of the country but instead of going to East Hull, they will be diverting to West Hull to take on the black and whites who will no doubt be hurt and looking for a fightback after their disappointing performance against their old and dearest rivals, Hull KR.
Harlequins narrowly missed out on the quarter-final stages of the European Champions Cup by the tightest of margins, going down on aggregate by just a single point after Marcus Smith missed a late conversion which would have seen Quins go through.
Nick Pope was the hero as Burnley held on despite a fierce late West Ham bombardment but most thoughts were elsewhere.