Rugby
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Saracens Women v Exeter Chiefs Women
TEAMS, MATCH INFORMATION, PRE-MATCH DISCUSSION THREAD AND SCORE PREDICTIONS
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Stade Toulousain v Exeter Chiefs
TEAMS, MATCH INFORMATION, PRE-MATCH DISCUSSION THREAD AND SCORE PREDICTIONS
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Round 7: Plymouth Albion v Dings Crusaders
It's Round 7, a quarter of the way into the season and the last match of the block before everyone enjoys a short break. This Saturday will see Albion entertain Ding's Crusaders, who are now in their third season in NL1, having finished 11th last season and 10th in their debut season.
Cricket
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Associate Tri-Tournament - Oman v Canada
Possibly a deciding game for one side. Canada desperately need points as they near the end of their 36 game odessey to get to the next part of 2027 World Cup qualification. Oman are in fourth position and want to consolidate that position with pressure coming from the Netherlands (who they meet in the UEAin the near future) and from Namibia who they are on a par with at the moment. Both sides have failed to get past Nepal in this series and so will want to 'bounce back' into winning ways this morning. A couple of changes in both sides with Canada going with a seam unit while Oman go with their spinners once again. Canada have won the toss and decided to bat first.
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Associate Tri-Tournament - Oman v Nepal League Decider?
In a three nation tournament there can be only one side that has two wins and today, in the third game the two undfeated sides meet in Muscat to dcide who the 'one' is. Both these international sides have beaten Canadaover the weekend and meet today to get the upper hand for the second part of the contest. Nepal have won the toss and will bat first
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Associate Tri-Tournament - Canada v Nepal
The second of the 6 games in Oman to move sides closer to 2027 ODI WC qualification. The Canadians need to bounce back after losing to Oman on Friday and it will be interesting to see if Nepal are still the force they were this time last year in this kind of tournament. The crowds might be bigger as well though in Oman this is a working day but the Nepalese tend to turn up for their side's games. Canada have won the toss and will take the field first to test the Nepalese batting.
Football
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Barnsley sign striker Tobi Adeyemo
Barnsley have announced the signing of former Watford forward Tobi Adeyemo on a one-year-deal, with a club option of a further year.
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So, What Did we Learn in the International Break?
England played a mammoth four games in the extended break and look set to qualify for the semi-finals of the Nations League.
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The story so far…a new dawn or more of the same?
Lots of people say you can’t judge a team until after 10 games. I’m unconvinced by that but here’s what I would say we have learnt so far. Everybody agrees that our football is better. Going to Prenton Park is no longer done out of a sense of loyalty, it’s actually starting to be something I look forward to again. Been a few seasons since I felt that way.
F1
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Williams F1 Team reveals celebrations for 50th anniversary
Atlassian Williams F1 Team will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2027 with a calendar of special moments that puts fans at the heart of the action. The centrepiece will be a unique opportunity for fans to travel through five decades of racing at the pinnacle of motorsport in a spectacular setting. ‘W50 Live’ will bring to life Williams’ remarkable story of triumph, tragedy and a relentless determination to succeed through a theatrical, multi-sensory journey featuring championship-winning cars and some of the most iconic memorabilia in the team’s history.
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Singapore GP: Race sees Williams F1 Team let down by issues
The Atlassian Williams F1 Team would come away from the 2026 Singapore GP with both Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon suffering from various issues that would see Carlos only 14th and Alex 18th, even though Alex retired in the pits. Carlos would make an excellent start that saw him in the top ten but very early in the race he would suffer from technical issues that would see him lose places. After this it came down to the usual issue of having a car that simply lacked the pace in the race to fight with the other midfield teams. For Alex he would suffer from brake issues and it was decided to retire his car late in the race simply to save the car. Overall a frustrating race which again saw the team suffer from a poor performing FW48. The big question for the team will be whether they can find more performance from the car as we draw close to the season's end.
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Singapore GP: MIxed Saturday for Atlassian Williams F1 Team
Saturday at the Marina Bay Circuit would see the Atlassian Williams F1 Team have to contend with both the Sprint and Qualifying for the 2026 Singapore GP. The Sprint would see Carlos Sainz finish in 12th but for Alex Albon he would retire after suffering damage after being involved in a collision with another car. Then qualifying would be a far more positive session for the team with Carlos making it into Q2 and would finish in 14th. Alex would only manage 18th having to contend with a car that was not at its best after the crash in the Sprint. It was overall a far better result than what the team had achieved after Sprint Qualifying. Sunday's race will be a difficult one given the difficulties in passing but both Carlos and Alex will give it their best.
Golf
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Ryder Cup 2014 Day1- Fourball Pairings & Foursomes
At last it begins - Go Europe
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La Manga best Golf Resort in Spain
The five-star La Manga Club has been named as the best golf resort in Spain for the third successive year.
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Change to selection process for European Ryder Cup Captain
The European Ryder Cup Captain, from the 2016 contest onwards, will be decided by a select five-man panel; it has been announced today by Ryder Cup Europe.
