Karren Brady steps down as West Ham vice-chair after 16 years on board

Brady has been target of fan anger with club struggling She says Conference League win was the highlight Karren Brady has stepped down as vice-chair of West Ham. She joined the club’s board in January 2010 and has announced her departure the morning after West Ham drew at Crystal Palace to sit two points above the Premier League’s relegation zone. Brady and the co-owner David Sullivan have been the target of fan anger. In a statement to the Times , Brady said: “It has been a privilege to work alongside the board, management, players, staff and supporters at West Ham United. Continue readi

'He has huge ceiling' - Baker bowling 'rockets' to press England claims

Hampshire fast bowler Sonny Baker was hailed as having "a huge ceiling" as the 23-year-old talent further pressed his England claims by taking a five-for in Hampshire's latest County Championship clash with Somerset.

From Premier League glory to edge of League One - Leicester's fall from grace

On May 2 2016, Leicester won the Premier League title for the first time, famously beating odds of 5,000/1 to do so.

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Merson: Chelsea's days of success are over

In his latest column, Paul Merson gives his views on Chelsea's slump in form - with the pressure growing on head coach Liam Rosenior.

Premier League clubs unhappy at rising costs of Independent Football Regulator

IFR budget has risen from £10m previously projected Levy imposed on clubs will be tiny fraction of revenues Premier League clubs are increasingly unhappy at the Independent Football Regulator’s (IFR’s) rising costs and uncertainty about how much each club will be made to pay. Premier League and EFL clubs have repeatedly asked the IFR for an update on its operating budget, which is believed to have risen significantly from the annual £10m projected by the previous government, and been frustrated by the limited response. Continue reading...

EFL permutations: what’s at stake in midweek for the Championship and beyond?

Leicester City, the champions of England 10 years ago, could be relegated on Tuesday, with plenty more ups and downs to be resolved in the next few days Promoted: Coventry City. Relegated: Sheffield Wednesday. Continue reading...

'Draper does not want to head into French Open undercooked'

Sky Sports Tennis analyst Laura Robson has warned Jack Draper that he "does not want to head into French Open undercooked" after the British ace withdrew from upcoming ATP events in Madrid and Rome with a knee injury

Crystal Island makes his return at Ffos Las

We have a busy day’s racing on Tuesday with action from Ffos Las, Wolverhampton and Yarmouth, live on Sky Sports Racing...

From South London to the NFL Draft - Meet Seydou Traore

Seydou Traore first discovered football while watching Jason Bell and Osi Umenyiora's weekly NFL show on British television. Years later, he is vying to become their latest subject of analysis.

How Wolves paid the price for poor recruitment with humiliating relegation

Maybe it was fitting that Nuno Espirito Santo relegated Wolves. It was the popular Portuguese coach who led the club to the Premier League eight years ago. Now at West Ham, his point at Crystal Palace has consigned his old club back to the Championship.

NBA Playoffs: Hawks stun Knicks in game two to level series

CJ McCollum scored 32 points as the Atlanta Hawks rallied to stun the New York Knicks 107-106 on Monday night, levelling their first-round playoff series at one game apiece.