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Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has hailed Raheem Sterling’s “brave” fight for equality but believes the Manchester City player was wrong to compare different managers’ coaching pathways.
We have not seen any cars racing on track in 2020, but Formula 1’s driver market has been anything but quiet – shifting into overdrive during the sport’s enforced absence, with several surprises and high-profile moves.
Britain could see its highest UV levels ever recorded on Thursday as the UK’s heatwave continues – before thunderstorms and torrential rain bring an abrupt end to the baking hot weather.
The man who was responsible for the “white lives matter” banner flown above a football game has been sacked from his job at an engineering firm.
Darren Moore – the Premier League’s most senior adviser on BAME issues – will push for the Black Lives Matter logo to remain on match shirts for the 2020-21 season.
Clare Connor has been named as the first female president of the Marylebone Cricket Club in the organisation’s 233-year history.
The PGA Tour has confirmed the Travelers Championship will go ahead as scheduled, despite a growing number of positive coronavirus cases.
Troy Deeney says he laughed at the “stupidity” of the ‘White Lives Matter Burnley’ banner flown over the Etihad Stadium on Monday – and is looking forward to thanking Ben Mee for his strong condemnation.
Jake Hepple, the Burnley fan believed to be behind the ‘White Lives Matter’ banner which flew above the Etihad Stadium on Monday, has been sacked by his employer Paradigm Precision.
Frank Lampard says Chelsea have not made a bid for Bayer Leverkusen winger Kai Havertz.
