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The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday's newspapers... PREMIER LEAGUE Manchester United have told Bruno Fernandes that the club will do everything in their power to keep him at the club this summer - Daily Mail. Manchester United could let four goalkeepers leave the club this summer. United plan on selling Andre Onana and

Tottenham Hotspur's Micky van de Ven has described reports suggesting the players have stopped caring amid a Premier League relegation fight as 'the biggest nonsense.' The Netherlands international was suspended as Spurs picked up their first point under Igor Tudor with a 1-1 draw against Liverpool on Sunday, which leaves them just one point clear

Despite being freshly demoted to British No 2, Jack Draper has taken confidence from his Indian Wells performances which included a career first win over Novak Djokovic and hopes to continue his good form at the Miami Open. As he continues his comeback from injury, Draper is certain that he has the skill to be

The F1 Nation team look back on all the biggest news and talking points from the first Sprint weekend of the season in China. Kimi Antonelli took his maiden Grand Prix victory in China, becoming the second-youngest F1 race winner after Max Verstappen as Mercedes bagged another 1-2 to keep their 2026 season win streak

It's all about Wolverhampton today, with all nine races LIVE on Sky Sports Racing from 4.28pm. 4.28 Wolverhampton - Juddmonte's Sintra seeks first win Andrew Balding's Sintra will face six rivals in the opening Daily Profit Boosts At betmgm.co.uk Novice Stakes over the extended mile. The son of Kingman is a half-brother to Listed winner

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc delivered a thrilling battle for the podium at the Chinese Grand Prix, which the seven-time world champion called the "best racing I’ve ever experienced in Formula 1". Hamilton and Leclerc demonstrated the best of F1's new regulations with several overtakes and re-overtakes around the Shanghai International Circuit on Sunday, having

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry stepped in to defend the Gunners' style under Mikel Arteta on Monday Night Football, saying that nothing is more important than ending the club's 22-year league trophy drought. The former club captain, who was the top scorer in the Invincibles side which last lifted the Premier League trophy in 2003/04, said

Three teams. Three points between them. Eight games to go. One unmissable title race. The battle for Scottish Premiership glory served up another twist in the tale as Hearts' five-point advantage was cut to just two when champions Celtic beat Motherwell, before the league leaders lost at Kilmarnock on Saturday. Meanwhile, Rangers' win at St

Rico Verhoeven is taking on the trickiest challenge in heavyweight boxing, fighting Oleksandr Usyk, and trying to do it when transitioning from another sport. Holland's Verhoeven is the world's leading heavyweight kickboxer, who dominated the Glory promotion for over a decade. But he's only had one prior boxing bout and on May 23 will challenge

Monday 16 March 2026 20:46, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Thiago celebrates Brazil call-up with yet another goal to double Bees’ lead against Wolves in the Premier League.