Hero nanny of Harry Kane's children praised for 'averting disaster'

The nanny of Harry Kane’s children has been hailed as a hero for ‘averting disaster’ during a three-car crash in Germany. Kane’s kids were said to have been involved in a ‘serious’ accident which resulted in them being taken to hospital. The incident took place on Monday afternoon in Schaftlarn, a municipality south of Munich. It came as Kane was in London prepping for Bayern Munich’s Champions League quarter-final with Arsenal. According to The Sun, three different cars were present in the accident, with Kane’s three kids in a Mercedes van, driven by the children’s nanny. It’s said the ‘quick-thinking’ of the nanny prevented any serious damage from being caused, as they brought the Mercedes to a calm stop afterContinue Reading

F1 LIVE: Toto Wolff calls out George Russell as Verstappen disagrees with FIA

It was a great weekend for Red Bull at the Japanese Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen returning to the top of the podium ahead of teammate Sergio Perez. But speculation remains over the futures of both drivers and Christian Horner, with the fallout from the ongoing case against the Team Principal causing tension. Lewis Hamilton’s final year at Mercedes is proving anything but a successful swanswong, and the seven-time world champion was again frustrated in Suzuka as he laboured to ninth. George Russell was only two places ahead of him, and has now been publicly challenged by Toto Wolff. The driver market is also prompting frenzied interest, with the likes of Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz linked with a seriesContinue Reading

Arsenal could make two changes to starting XI for Bayern Munich showdown

At the back, David Raya remains the clear first choice between the sticks, while Gabriel Magalhaes and William Saliba are one of the most fearsome centre-back partnerships in all of Europe, never mind the Premier League. Ben White is playing well at right-back and should keep his spot, even with Takehiro Tomiyasu breathing down his neck. Arteta’s second change from the Brighton game is likely to come on the left-hand side instead. Oleksandr Zinchenko has slipped down the pecking order since falling victim to the trend of central defenders playing at full-back. Jakub Kiwior has been a regular starter since early February, and the Polish international should be fresh, fit and raring to go after watching the Gunners beat BrightonContinue Reading

British darts icon hits nine-darter just days after his birthday in epic scenes

Darts legend Steve Beaton hit a perfect nine-dart leg just days after turning 60 in an epic moment at Players Championship 7. Beaton is playing in what he expects to be his final season on the professional tour. The veteran was defeated 6-3 by World No 91 James Hurrell but the event will be remembered for his incredible nine-darter. Beaton, who turned 60 on April 5, struck just the fourth nine-darter of his career and his first since 2019. A WDF world champion in 1996, Beaton was trailing Hurrell 3-1 when he secured his big moment. He started the fifth leg with successive 180 finishes. Beaton, who has had three last-16 finishes at the PDC World Championships, rounded off theContinue Reading

Luke Littler chokes Players Championship match straight after beating Humphries

Luke Littler choked an eleventh-leg decider on his own throw against Ross Smith to be dumped out of Players Championship 7 on Monday. ‘The Nuke’ held a comfortable lead in the leg and looked on course to book his spot on the quarter-finals, before Smith came roaring back in the nick of time. Littler was on track to clinch his second Players Championship triumph of the year when he edged out the world’s in-form player, Luke Humphries, in the last 32. A repeat of the World Darts Championship final saw the 17-year-old prevail 6-5 after a tense decider. It was a different story for Littler against Smith. ‘The Nuke’ was firmly in control with the score at 5-5, working hisContinue Reading

Everton respond as Premier League impose second points deduction on Toffees

The Premier League have handed Everton a second points deduction for breaching their profit and sustainability rules. The Toffees have been docked a further two points, which sees the club drop to 16th in the table. Everton were handed a 10-point deduction in November, a figure which was reduced to six after the Goodison Park outfit appealed against the breaches. However, a second breach has seen Sean Dyche’s team hit with another docking. Following their 1-0 win over Burnley over the weekend, Everton now drop from 29 points to 27 points – meaning they are just two points above the relegation-battling Nottingham Forest and Luton Town. Everton have since released a statement on their new charges, which read: “In JanuaryContinue Reading

Lewis Hamilton 'revenge' lined up as Sergio Perez and Newey speak out on rumours

Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey has revealed he is keeping his options open after being linked with a move away from Red Bull. Newey, who has been with his team since 2005, told told RacingNews365. ” I enjoy it. Ever since I was 10 or so, certainly by 12, I wanted to be a designer. I don’t think I knew the word ‘engineer’.”(I want to stay) in motor racing and ideally in F1. That’s what I worked all my teenage years towards. I managed to get that first job in motor racing when I graduated. I’ve hugely enjoyed it and I continue to enjoy it. “So, I think as long as I continue to enjoy it and the teamContinue Reading

Mark Williams holds back tears after beating Ronnie O'Sullivan in snooker final

Mark Williams was visibly emotional after beating Ronnie O’Sullivan to win the Tour Championship final on Sunday night. Williams was a 10-5 victor in a ‘Class of 92’ final in Manchester despite having trailed 5-3 coming into the evening session. The 49-year-old, playing in his first ranking final against O’Sullivan since 2000, could be seen holding back tears during the post-match interview. The Rocket showed his class as he waxed lyrical about the veteran Welshman. Williams was noticeably fighting back his emotions as his three sons stood to his right. And then handed the microphone and asked about his 26th ranking triumph, the Welsh Potting Machine said: “Yeah not bad. I played well all day.  “I was 3-1 up, then IContinue Reading

Adrian Newey refuses to rule out Red Bull exit as Lewis Hamilton hope kept alive

Adrian Newey has revealed that he is keeping his options open when it comes to his future after being linked with a move away from Red Bull. Newey is arguably the greatest technical mastermind in F1 history and has been designing Red Bull’s cars since joining the team in 2005. The 65-year-old has played an influential role in shaping Red Bull’s recent dominance after nailing the widespread regulation changes that were introduced in 2022. However, it has been speculated that he could decide to look for a new challenge amid the internal turmoil which has cast a dark cloud over the team this season. Earlier this month, reports suggested that Aston Martin had presented a significant offer to Newey inContinue Reading

Jurgen Klopp explains furious outburst at Liverpool stars in Man Utd draw

Especially after an opening 45 minutes where Liverpool kept their opponents without a single shot on goal, Klopp felt that they should have beaten United. But was pleased to have gained a point and did not view it as two dropped in the title race. “We should have won the game, that is clear,” he added. “We should have had other goals in the first half already. No shots in the first half and 1-0 is the lowest we could expect. Really well done from Bruno. Then the stadium is coming and we needed a few minutes to settle again and they scored another screamer. We had big chances before and after they scored. “As far as I’m concerned, weContinue Reading