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A new side to ‘incredible’ Littler? ‘Record breaking isn’t going to stop!’

Luke Littler made more darting history with Betfred World Matchplay victory, completing the Triple Crown and reaching new heights in another record-breaking display. The world champion claimed the Phil Taylor Trophy for the first time after an impressive 18-13 victory over James Wade, where he fired a 107.24 average and posted 64 180s across the tournament to shatter Adrian Lewis' previous record. Littler, 18, becomes the youngest player to win in Blackpool and also the youngest to complete the Triple Crown, joining Phil Taylor, Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson and Luke Humphries as the only players to win the World Championship, World Matchplay and Premier League. Image: Luke Littler became the youngest player to complete the Triple Crown The teenager trailed by five legs in three of his five matches, producing impressive fightbacks against Jermaine Wattimena in the second round […]

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Brundle: Norris frenzy builds as penalised Piastri shows angry side

What a race we had at Silverstone, as is so often the case. We were breathless up in commentary even before half distance. So much happened it's difficult to remember everything.Let's start with congratulations to Lando Norris on his spectacular home victory, and fellow podium stander, in third place, Nico Hulkenberg being up there for the first time in 239 races. He's a far better driver than that suggests. Commiserations to second-placed Oscar Piastri, it was his victory in many ways, but the Safety Car put paid to that for two reasons.Firstly, his impressive 14-second lead was extinguished when the Safety Car was, sensibly, deployed due to very poor visibility in heavy rain. Secondly, when the race was restarting on lap 21, as the rooftop Safety Car lights went out signalling it was pitting at the end of that lap, […]

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Brundle: Norris frenzy builds as penalised Piastri shows angry side

What a race we had at Silverstone, as is so often the case. We were breathless up in commentary even before half distance. So much happened it's difficult to remember everything.Let's start with congratulations to Lando Norris on his spectacular home victory, and fellow podium stander, in third place, Nico Hulkenberg being up there for the first time in 239 races. He's a far better driver than that suggests. Commiserations to second-placed Oscar Piastri, it was his victory in many ways, but the Safety Car put paid to that for two reasons.Firstly, his impressive 14-second lead was extinguished when the Safety Car was, sensibly, deployed due to very poor visibility in heavy rain. Secondly, when the race was restarting on lap 21, as the rooftop Safety Car lights went out signalling it was pitting at the end of that lap, […]

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Hussain: England in need of ‘special’ Archer but it’s a gamble

Nasser Hussain fears England's Test series with India may have "shifted in India's favour" with the hosts' heavy defeat in the second Test at Edgbaston and hopes the return of "special" Jofra Archer could provide a spark.It is expected Archer will appear in his first Test match in four years in the third Test at Lord's on Thursday - live on Sky Sports Cricket from 10am - while Gus Atkinson has also been called up to the squad ahead of an anticipated return. Hussain believes it could be a "gamble" for both to play, but given the struggles of England's seamers across the first two Tests, in which India have scored 1,849 runs, it might be one they're willing to take. Monterosa This content is provided by Monterosa, which may be using cookies and other technologies. To show you this […]

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Revenge, money or a bluff to tempt AJ? Fury’s comeback claims analysed

Tyson Fury announced this week he will fight Oleksandr Usyk in a trilogy showdown at Wembley Stadium in April.The claim, which has not been denied by Usyk's team, came as Fury confirmed plans to return to boxing just six months after he said he had retired. The announcement has prompted a raft of questions. Why would Fury want to fight again? Would he beat Usyk at the third attempt? Would Usyk really be willing to box the Brit at Wembley? Is this all a bluff to draw Anthony Joshua to the table?Sky Sports boxing expert Johnny Nelson attempts to answer the big talking points…Was Tyson Fury really retired? Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Fury has reaffirmed his retirement throughout much of 2025 so far Fury announced his retirement from boxing - not for the first […]

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Diogo Jota was an inspiration to others in rising to win it all

The image in the mind's eye is one of exuberance, of optimism. It is the memory of that small but sturdy frame scampering after the ball, hunting opportunities, that will endure. Diogo Jota just loved playing football.That always shone through when watching him. But he was much more than a footballer. He was a father and a son. Tragically, he also became a husband just days before his passing in Zamora at the age of 28 years old. The sadness is overwhelming.Jota's route to the top with Liverpool and Portugal was a little different to many of his peers. Unusually for a Portuguese player of such potential, he had not been part of the famed academies of Benfica, Sporting or Porto when he was a young teenager.But it was not just that.Jota was still paying to play at local club […]

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Diogo Jota was an inspiration to others in rising to win it all

The image in the mind's eye is one of exuberance, of optimism. It is the memory of that small but sturdy frame scampering after the ball, hunting opportunities, that will endure. Diogo Jota just loved playing football.That always shone through when watching him. But he was much more than a footballer. He was a father and a son. Tragically, he also became a husband just days before his passing in Zamora at the age of 28 years old. The sadness is overwhelming.Jota's route to the top with Liverpool and Portugal was a little different to many of his peers. Unusually for a Portuguese player of such potential, he had not been part of the famed academies of Benfica, Sporting or Porto when he was a young teenager.But it was not just that.Jota was still paying to play at local club […]

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England’s football transformation underlined by U21 success – what next?

When England ended their 39-year wait to become champions of Europe at U21 level in 2023, perhaps it could be argued that it had to happen at some point. But retaining the trophy in 2025? That suggests something more is happening here.Lee Carsley's England team threatened to blow Germany away in Bratislava before seeing their opponents come from two down to take the game into extra-time. Still they found a way, riding their luck and a wave of belief that this is just what England do now. The captain James McAtee was named player of the match, while Harvey Elliott took the player of the tournament award. But all over the pitch, among the substitutes and the staff in the dugout, there were faces responsible for making this historic win possible. Image: England's Harvey Elliott was named player of the […]

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Hollie Doyle: Who’s Glen holds strong Plate credentials at Newcastle

Our ambassador Hollie Doyle looks ahead to five rides at Doncaster on Saturday evening, live on Sky Sports Racing, and reflects on her Listed win in France on Tuesday.Traverse sharper for comeback runHambleton Racing's Grand Traverse could be my best chance at Doncaster on Saturday evening when he reappears in the Chique Boutique Doncaster Handicap (8.00). A stuffy horse, he needed his first run in just over a year when he finished down the field in a seven-furlong handicap at Doncaster earlier this month but should strip fitter this time.I'm hoping he can get back to the promise he showed when winning on stable debut for my boss Archie Watson at Newcastle last year. Formerly with master French trainer Andre Fabre, he struggled to build on that performance in a handful of runs on turf but this represents a drop […]

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What it’s like to be IN the new F1 movie

So… what's it like to make a brief appearance in a Hollywood film about the sport you love?When I first heard about F1 the Movie, I was buzzing. I mean, Brad Pitt turning up at the Austin Grand Prix? Of course I tried to grab a word with him but no scoop that day. Still it wasn't long before things got very real. The paddock began to transform - in came the articulated lorries and suddenly an 11th garage appeared at the end of the pit lane. Something big was happening.What impressed me was how seamlessly they integrated the filming into a working F1 weekend. From the outside you might not even have noticed a movie was being made - that's how careful they were not to disrupt the flow. Image: Rachel with colleagues in between takes as they film […]

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