Sport

In our latest episode from the Off Script series, Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Conor Coady sits down with Sky Sports’ Jamie Carragher and Geoff Shreeves for a hugely entertaining and wide-ranging interview.

PCP Capital Partners has moved a step closer to buying Newcastle United by lodging paperwork with the Premier League, with concerns over Saudi Arabia’s human rights record unlikely to derail the proposed £300m deal.

The Premier League will meet again on Friday with an increasing number of clubs wanting the season concluded by June 30 because of player contracts.

Lucas Moura believes Tottenham would struggle to replace Harry Kane if they were to sell the England captain when the current season eventually ends.

Dundee have voted yes to an SPFL resolution, meaning the Scottish Championship, League One and League Two will finish for the season.

Thibaut Courtois has been confirmed as the latest sporting star who will take on Formula 1 drivers in a Virtual GP, with the Real Madrid goalkeeper set to line up alongside Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris for Sunday’s race.

Anthony Joshua believed Tyson Fury could “expose” and “annihilate” Deontay Wilder and revealed how he would have enforced his own aggression against the American.

Mike Ashley’s 13-year reign as Newcastle owner appears to be nearing its end after a deal was agreed to sell the club to Amanda Staveley’s Saudi-backed consortium.

Deontay Wilder has admitted that “something was wrong” causing his defeat to Tyson Fury but said “no-one should be surprised” by his desire to fight again.

Senior officials at several League One and League Two clubs have warned the EFL must take drastic action to prevent them going bust amid the coronavirus pandemic.