Sven-Goran Eriksson says it will be “like a dream” to lead out a Liverpool legends team against a side of former Ajax greats at Anfield on Saturday.
US equity firm pays ‘up to £105m’ for Ipswich stake
Bright Path Sports Partners buys a 40% stake in Ipswich Town at a cost of “up to £105 million”.
Bahrain takes full control of supercar brand McLaren
Sovereign wealth fund takes full control following deep financial uncertainty for the British firm.
‘Spain have responsibility to repair nation’s image’
Spain boss Luis de la Fuente says his team have a responsibility to repair Spanish football’s image amid the ongoing corruption investigation into the country’s football federation.
ECB to display sign language messaging at all venues
The ECB will use British Sign Language to promote anti-discriminatory messaging at all first-class grounds this summer.
Stewart to leave Surrey director of cricket role
Former England captain Alec Stewart will step down as Surrey director of cricket at the end of 2024, after 11 years in the role.
Devon special needs deficit to be tackled with £95m deal
A county council gets the government funding as it faces a £163m deficit by the end of March.
O’Neill ‘positive’ but expects ‘a couple of difficult nights’ on journey
Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill is positive about his young squad but anticipates “a couple of difficult nights” as they develop as a team.
Arvind Kejriwal: The maverick leader who took on India’s Modi
Mr Kejriwal’s arrest contrasts his anti-corruption campaign that took India by storm in 2011.
From Yeovil legend to 100 caps – England captain Packer’s journey
She had a disappointing debut in 2008, but England captain Marlie Packer will reach 100 caps when her side play Italy in the Women’s Six Nations on Sunday.