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During the past couple of weeks, we have seen more and more pitch invasions around football grounds. It is a common fact that at the end of the season with so much at stake fans are going to become emotional and they want to let these emotions out, but now it is getting crazy and becoming a serious danger to players and managers alike.
Reigning champions Harlequins defence of their Allianz Premier 15’s title was ended at the semi-final stage by former champions Saracens who proved to strong at home for Quins.
In the final round of county championship matches for three weeks, in Division One Hampshire moved to within three points of leaders Surrey after completing a ten wicket victory against Somerset at Taunton inside three days.
Harlequins staged yet another of their spectacular comebacks, after being 17 points down at half time to beat Gloucester 28-24 and secure a top four finish.
The penultimate round of Gallagher Premiership matches saw yet more drama with Harlequins cementing their place in the final four and Saracens claiming a home semi-final.
England have suffered a huge blow ahead of their forthcoming test series against New Zealand, with the news that fast bowler Jofra Archer will miss the entire season after suffering a stress fracture of the lower back.
It has been another rollercoaster ride for Woking fans after another season of ups and downs for the loyal fans of the Surrey based side.
Another round of county championship matches commences on Thursday. In Division One the current leaders Surrey don’t feature in this round of matches, with second placed Lancashire in action looking to reduce the gap at the top.
Yorkshire batter Harry Brook and Durham seamer Matthew Potts are called up for the first time. The 23-year-old Brook has started the season off in scintillating form having already scored 758 runs at an average of 151.60, including three centuries and four half-centuries.
The second tennis major of the year, the French Open at Roland Garros in Paris starts on Sunday, with some big names missing from the event.
Last year’s tournament was one of the most memorable for many years, with Phil Mickleson breaking all records to become the oldest major winner in history.
As we enter the business part of the season in the NHL, we are now down to the last eight teams to find out which two sides will meet in the final of the Stanley Cup.
British tennis player Laura Robson has announced her retirement from the sport at the age of 28.
GB went into the tournament in Finland knowing the group that they are competing in is a very tough one. Great Britain face Austria, Finland, Latvia, Norway, Sweden, USA and Czechia.
The all-rounder played 26 tests for Australia along with 198 one day internationals and 14 Twenty 20’s between 1998 and 2009.
Rain ruined the final day of the latest round of county championship matches, with Division One leaders Surrey in with a good chance of wrapping up victory against Kent at Beckenham before the rain intervened.
England have appointed former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum as their new men’s Test team coach on a four year deal.
There was no real surprise when the news broke on Tuesday that Manchester City had clinched the signing of Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland.
With the Premier League season coming to an exciting and thrilling conclusion with the title either going to Manchester or Liverpool, it’s time to look at some of the best players in the Premier League this season.
Middlesex head into Thursday’s LV= County Championship game against Nottinghamshire at Lords, looking to make it four consecutive victories.
Poole Pirates maintained their one hundred per cent record this season at Wimborne Road after completing a 58-32 victory over the visiting Newcastle Diamonds on Wednesday.
As we head into the middle of May, we are already heading towards the sixth round of county championship matches.
Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz completed a phenomenal week with victory over defending champion Alexander Zverev in the final of the Madrid Open.
A brace from Australian Sam Kerr ensured Chelsea completed another major trophy on what has been a superb season for the West London side.