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Wales boss Rob Page has named a 27-man squad for next month's World Cup play-off final and Nations League fixtures, including uncapped Sunderland striker Nathan Broadhead. Wales will face either Scotland or Ukraine in the World Cup play-off final at the Cardiff City Stadium on June 5, live on Sky Sports.
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Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope, Harry Brook: What will England men's Test XI look like this summer?
It has been a busy few months for England men's cricket; they've a new managing director, a new head coach and a new white-ball coach announced on the very same day as their first Test squad of the summer. With it came the return of some familiar names to the...
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Betfred Super League: Joe Burgess scores hat-trick as Salford Red Devils beat Castleford
Joe Burgess scored a hat-trick as Salford Red Devils completed a Super League double over Castleford Tigers with a 30-14 victory at the AJ Bell Stadium. The former Wigan winger scored twice in the first half then added a third with 10 minutes remaining as Paul Rowley's men made it back-to-back wins.
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WATCH LIVE: Team Bath Netball vs Wasps on Sky Sports' YouTube channel
Team Bath Netball are hosting Wasps at the Team Bath Arena in Round 19 of the Vitality Netball Superleague. It will be the last home game for retiring players Kim Borger and Rachel Shaw, alongside Bath's departing head coach Anna Stembridge. The home team and Saracens Mavericks are both chasing...
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Ollie Robinson named in Sussex team for warm-up game against New Zealand, but day one rained off
Sussex included England pace bowler Ollie Robinson to play in the four-day warm-up game against New Zealand, but heavy rain put pay to play on day one, while the visitors have confirmed three Covid cases. Robinson was recently left out of Brendon McCullum's first England squad with England Men's Cricket...
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St Helens vow to take action after crowd disturbances mar Super League win over Warrington
St Helens say they will hand out lifetime bans to fans who threw objects on to the pitch during crowd disorder at the end of Thursday night's derby win at Warrington. The Super League champions' 12-10 victory was marred by the behaviour of fans who set off flares and threw beer at home supporters. The club also say alcohol was thrown at a Warrington player and have called on fans to help them investigate the incidents.
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Premier League managers react to pitch invasion incidents, with Jurgen Klopp calling them dangerous
Pep Guardiola has asked Manchester City fans to behave if they celebrate the Premier League title, after football was marred by several pitch invasions this week. On Thursday night, Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira was involved in an altercation with an Everton supporter who rushed onto the pitch following the Toffees' 3-2 win over the Eagles that secured their Premier League survival.
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Port Vale 1-0 Swindon (Agg 2-2) AET: Darrell Clarke's Valiants reach League Two play-off final after 6-5 shootout win
Port Vale booked their place in the League Two play-off final by beating Swindon 6-5 on penalties after a 2-2 draw on aggregate in the second leg at Vale Park. James Wilson - who had scored the Valiants' late consolation in Sunday's first leg - struck the only goal of the game (8) after an inexplicable miss moments earlier.
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Swindon players 'physically abused' by fans after play-off defeat to Port Vale, says Ben Garner
Staffordshire Police say they are working with Port Vale and Swindon after Robins boss Ben Garner reported his players had been "physically and verbally abused" at Vale Park when home supporters invaded the pitch on Thursday night. Swindon won the first leg 2-1 at home but were beaten 1-0 by...
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Qatar World Cup to feature three female referees with Premier League's Michael Oliver and Anthony Taylor also selected to officiate
The 2022 World Cup will include female referees for the first time at a major men's international tournament, with Michael Oliver and Anthony Taylor also selected to officiate. Three female referees and three assistant referees who have already been paving the way for female officials in the men's game are...
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Willie Mullins: Irish champion trainer gives the lowdown on his French Gold Cup and French Champion Hurdle team
Closutton maestro Willie Mullins looks to send a six-strong team to Auteuil for this weekend's French Gold Cup and French Champion Hurdle, both live on Sky Sports Racing. The Irish champion trainer's French travelling party is headlined by two-time Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Al Boum Photo, who would become only the third horse to win both the Cheltenham showpiece and French Gold Cup on Sunday with victory in the Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris.
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County Championship: Kent make strong start against Northamptonshire
England opener Zak Crawley was outshone by centurion Ben Compton as Kent made a strong start to their LV= Insurance County Championship clash with Northamptonshire. Crawley, who was named in a 13-man squad for next month's first Test against New Zealand at Lord's on Wednesday, made 62 before being caught behind off the bowling of Matthew Kelly with the score on 93.
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Premier League Final Day: What's still to play for?
Champions: Title-chasing Man City and Liverpool will start the final day separated by a single point. Third place: Chelsea still need a point to mathematically secure third place although it would require an unprecedented swing on goal difference for Tottenham to leapfrog Thomas Tuchel's side. Champions League qualification: Tottenham effectively...
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Jofra Archer injury: England and Sussex fast bowler ruled out for season with stress fracture in lower back
England and Sussex seamer Jofra Archer has been ruled out for the season after being diagnosed with a stress fracture to the lower back. Archer has not played for England since their T20I series in India last March and has undergone three bouts of surgery in the last 14 months with one on his hand to remove a shard of glass, and two on his elbow.
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Saturday on Sky Sports Racing: Willie Mullins bids to enhance French Champion Hurdle record in Auteuil
Willie Mullins aims to enhance his impressive record in the French Champion Hurdle (4:00) at Auteuil this afternoon, live on Sky Sports Racing. Three is the magic number for Mullins who sends King George winner Tornado Flyer over alongside Punchestown winner Klassical Dream and Kemboy - last seen finishing fourth to Allaho in the Punchestown Gold Cup.
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Antonio Conte plays down Spurs' virus concerns: 'Harry Kane will be fit to face Norwich'
Antonio Conte has played down reports of an illness outbreak in the Tottenham squad and insists Harry Kane will be fit to face Norwich in Sunday's crucial Premier League clash. A victory at Carrow Road would guarantee Spurs Champions League football for next season, but there were concerns as rumours...
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Premier League predictions: Are Manchester City likely to wobble on the final day? Who is going down?
Our tipster Jones Knows is back for the final day bonanza of football and provides a dollop of analysis and betting angles as the curtain comes down. Manchester City vs Aston Villa, Sunday 4pm, live on Sky Sports - PLAY SUPER 6 HERE!. Watch free clips during game and highlights...
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Eintracht Frankfurt 1-1 Rangers (AET): Aaron Ramsey misses spot-kick as Ibrox side lose Europa League final on penalties
Rangers' hopes of Europa League glory ended with penalty shootout misery as Eintracht Frankfurt secured the trophy in Seville. The Ibrox side dreamed of lifting a European trophy for just the second time in the club's history but it is the Bundesliga side's name etched on this year's trophy after the match finished 1-1 after extra-time.
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