Silva delight at Fulham's 'massive' win over Aston Villa

Marco Silva believes his side put in a "very good" performance to defeat a "top quality" Aston Villa side 1-0 at Craven Cottage in the Premier League.

Championship roundup: Middlesbrough romp closes gap on Ipswich and Hull suffer crucial loss

Boro thrash Watford 5-1, West Brom 0-0 Ipswich Charlton’s 2-1 win and Baggies’ point relegates Oxford Middlesbrough ’s hopes of winning automatic promotion remain alive after they thrashed Watford 5-1 at the Riverside. With second-placed Ipswich drawing at West Brom , Boro have moved to within a point of the top-two positions with one game to play, although Ipswich still have a game in hand. Boro’s 5-1 victory was their joint-biggest win of the season and came courtesy of doubles from Morgan Whittaker and Tommy Conway plus a goal from David Strelec. Watford’s goal came at the start of the

KL Rahul joins elite IPL list after smashing 152 for Delhi Capitals

KL Rahul becomes only the third player in IPL history to score 150 runs after smashing nine sixes for Delhi Capitals against the Punjab Kings.

Haley scores twice as title-chasing Man City stunned by Brighton

Madison Haley scored twice as Brighton came from behind to stun title-chasing Manchester City 3-2 in the Women's Super League.

Can edgy Spurs win be a turning point amid West Ham and Forest victories?

Oxford relegated after two years in Championship

Oxford United are relegated with one game of the season remaining after Charlton Athletic beat Hull City.

Sessegnon sinks lacklustre Aston Villa to keep Fulham’s European hopes alive

When Unai Emery declared the “Premier League is the priority” despite a looming Europa League semi-final, he could not have envisaged the lifeless display his Aston Villa team would produce at Craven Cottage. Perhaps his players disagree with their manager’s preference for domestic affairs, or maybe the London spring sunshine proved too much of a distraction from footballing matters. Either way, Villa departed Craven Cottage on Saturday lunchtime with an emptiness fully deserving of their minimal endeavours, having managed just one shot on target all match. Continue reading...

York City promoted back to EFL in remarkable finale as 106-point Rochdale face playoffs

Football, bloody hell. We may never see the likes of it again after York City struck an equaliser in the 103rd minute to secure a dramatic return to the Football League at Rochdale’s expense. The hosts thought they had done it when Mani Dieseruvwe headed a 95th minute goal that would have sent Dale into League Two. A pitch invasion ensued and, after a lengthy delay, play restarted. But there was still enough time for Josh Stones to bundle the ball over the line to secure the point York needed for glory. Continue reading...

LIVE: Arsenal vs Newcastle – Premier League

Follow our live build-up, with full team news coverage, ahead of our text commentary stream.

Manchester City’s WSL title charge stalls abruptly after shock against Brighton

Kiko Seike and Madison Haley put Manchester City’s title celebrations on hold as Brighton upset the WSL leaders. Three points would have enabled City to take the title as early as Wednesday, depending on the outcome of Arsenal’s match against Leicester. But the race could now go down to the final day, with City still in need of three points. Brighton could have found themselves at least three goals down within 10 minutes after gifting their opponents several chances – the first of which came after 12 seconds when a terrible backpass from Moeka Minami was intercepted by Khadija Shaw. The strike

Women's Six Nations: Red Roses host Wales seeking third win LIVE!

Wolves v Tottenham, West Ham v Everton, and more: football clockwatch – live

⚽ All the latest updates from a huge day of football action ⚽ Fulham v Aston Villa | Live scores | Tables | Email Barry Good afternoon and welcome to a Saturday Clockwatch where the stakes could scarcely be higher or the nerves any more frayed. It’s late April and we find ourselves in the upside-down world where two of London’s finest are staring into the abyss. The focus today centres on a desperate fight for survival. In 18th place and winless since December, Tottenham travel to already-relegated Wolves knowing that anything less than three points would be another disastrous pratfall