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  • Los Angeles Rams v New England Patriots: Sean McVay’s newcomers hoping to upset Bill Belichick’s dynasty in Super Bowl LIII

    January 30, 2019

    On Sunday, in Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the New England Patriots will take on a new pretender to their NFL throne. But while Super Bowl LIII will be business as usual for the Patriots – a third in succession – their opponents are in a completely different position. The Los Angeles Rams are back in the [...]

  • Hong Kong Horse Racing Tips: Smart Leader Cruz can continue his HK winning streak

    January 29, 2019

    LEGENDARY trainer Tony Cruz produced a personal milestone at Sha Tin last Sunday when saddling his 1200th winner in Hong Kong. The likeable and charismatic 62- year-old watched his International HK Vase victor Exultant follow up with an easy win in the G3 Centenary Vase, which puts him second behind John Moore in the all-time [...]

  • Hong Kong Horse Racing Tips: Wings can soar to victory at the Valley

    January 29, 2019

    HAPPY Valley punters will be hoping to accumulate some dollars for the start of the three-day Chinese New Year Festival next week, which signals the ‘Year of the Pig’. Chinese New Year always highlights good fortune, prosperity, luck, wealth and happiness – and bettors will be hoping for a welcome combination of each at the [...]

  • Day in the life: Cross country runner Verity Ockenden on training in the dark, working as a sous-chef and writing poetry

    January 29, 2019

    I’ve been running all my life but it’s been a slow process to get to where I am now, aiming to be selected for Great Britain in March’s World Cross Country Championships. I’ve developed a reputation for cross country, but track is my favourite thing. I’m just waiting for an opportunity to demonstrate that this [...]

  • Trevor Steven: Gonzalo Higuain can save Chelsea’s top four hopes, Ivan Perisic is the boost Arsenal need and Tottenham’s inactivity is mystifying

    January 29, 2019

    Smart signings are possible in the January transfer window, such as Tottenham’s purchase of Dele Alli from MK Dons in 2015 and Leicester’s recruitment of Riyad Mahrez from Le Havre in 2014, but they don’t tend to be big names. Chelsea’s loan deal for Gonzalo Higuain is one of the few; it’s rare to get [...]

  • England lock George Kruis has high hopes for cannabis oil business with Saracens team-mate Dom Day

    January 29, 2019

    England star George Kruis and Saracens team-mate Dom Day have set out on a mission to revolutionise recovery by releasing a product aimed at enhancing rehabilitation – with a difference. The substance of their “fourfive cbd” products is cannabidiol (CBD), a derivative of hemp, which is part of the cannabis family, but without the psychoactive [...]

  • The Premier League’s diving problem: The FA’s rules have failed to clamp down on cheating – something needs to change

    January 28, 2019

    Every weekend there are debates up and down the country about whether a player has dived, how soft a penalty was or whether that theatrical reaction deceived the referee into sending an opponent off – and yet nothing changes. The same scenarios crop up week-in, week-out, and pundits take to the TV and radio to [...]

  • Sam Torrance: World No1 Justin Rose is looking good for the Majors after underlining his class with Farmers Insurance Open win

    January 28, 2019

    What a start to 2019 for Justin Rose. The Englishman beat a strong field to win the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines yesterday and cement his position as world No1. Starting the final round with a three-shot lead, Rose shot three bogeys in the opening five holes to really put pressure on himself. His advantage [...]

  • FA Cup fourth round talking points: Misery for Spurs, Hudson-Odoi makes his point, unhappy Hammers and trouble at Millwall

    January 27, 2019

    What a terrible four days for Tottenham. Having lost in the Carabao Cup semi-final on penalties to bitter rivals Chelsea on Thursday, Mauricio Pochettino’s side made it back-to-back cup exits yesterday at Selhurst Park as Crystal Palace stepped up yet again against a Big Six side. The Eagles can add Spurs to their pile of [...]

  • Trouble in paradise: England facing familiar problems with brittle batting after 381-run thrashing by West Indies

    January 27, 2019

    The start of England’s opening Test match against the West Indies in Barbados on Wednesday was dominated by discussion around the tourists’ selection. How would the pitch play? Did they really need two spinners? Should Stuart Broad be in the side? By Saturday evening those debates seemed irrelevant and a lifetime away. A completely inept [...]

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