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Highlights of the Brooklyn Nets and Miami Heat in Week 23 of the NBA season.
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Sheikh Jassim submits second bid to buy Manchester United
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Sky Sports News chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol provides the latest news on the Manchester United takeover.
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‘We all work in our own way’ | Zlatan Ibrahimovic speaks up for Antonio Conte
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Swedish footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic says ‘sometimes you pay for being yourself’ after Antonio Conte was criticised for expressing his opinion.
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Gerwyn Price completes 6-1 destruction of Michael van Gerwen with stunning 10-dart leg!
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Gerwyn Price completed his impressive 6-1 win over Michael van Gerwen with a stunning 10-dart leg.
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Thomas Zilliacus: Financing Man Utd bid isn’t a big obstacle
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Finnish Businessmen Thomas Zilliacus says he has the finances available to become an investor in Manchester United.
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Phoenix Suns 111-122 Los Angeles Lakers | NBA highlights
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Highlights of the Phoenix Suns against the Los Angeles Lakers in Week 22 of the NBA season.
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David Brooks scores first half hat-trick after return from cancer
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David Brooks continued his return from cancer with a first half hat-trick for Bournemouth in a 5-2 win over Portsmouth in the Hampshire Senior Cup.
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Constitution Hill: Nico de Boinville says Champion Hurdle winner was ‘hair’s breadth’ from final-flight ‘failure’
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Matt Chapman caught up with Nico de Boinville at Plumpton with the jockey revealing how close he came to a final-flight disaster on Constitution Hill in last week’s Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham.
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Bryn Hargreaves: Former Wigan, St Helens and Bradford player confirmed dead after being missing for more than a year in US
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Bryn Hargreaves played in Super League for Wigan Warriors, St Helens and Bradford, and had a loan spell with Leigh Centurions, before retiring in 2012; he went missing from his apartment in West Virginia in the United States on January 3 2022
Last Updated: 20/03/23 12:31pm
Bryn Hargreaves, who retired from Super League action in 2012, has been confirmed dead after going missing in the USA
The death of former rugby league player Bryn Hargreaves, who went missing in America over a year ago, has been confirmed by his family.
The former Wigan Warriors, St Helens and Bradford Bulls prop was reported missing by authorities in the United States in January 2022 after he failed to arrive for work.
A major search by police and tracker dogs began in West Virginia, where Hargreaves had moved to after retiring from rugby league in 2012. His mother Maria and younger brother David went to America to help in the search for him.
In a Facebook post on Sunday, Hargreaves’ older brother Gareth wrote: “RIP Bryn Hargreaves. With incredible sadness I can confirm after 14 months we have finally found Bryn.
“We still do not know the cause of death or what actually happened on 3/1/22. Thanks to all those that have helped in the search. We would appreciate a little space and will keep you updated when we have any further information.”
Wigan Warriors tweeted: “Wigan Warriors are saddened to learn of the passing of former player, Bryn Hargreaves. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time.”
St Helens chairman Eamonn McManus said in a tribute on their website: “It is with great sadness that we hear of the death of our former player Bryn Hargreaves.
“Our thoughts and prayers are very much with his family at this incredibly difficult time. They have also had to deal with a prolonged period of stress prior this awful news.
“Bryn was extremely well-liked and respected by his team-mates and by all involved with the club during his four seasons with us from 2007 to 2010.
“It is a real tragedy that he has died at such a young age. He will be remembered with genuine warmth and with affection by us all.”
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Saudi Arabian GP: Lewis Hamilton says Red Bull faster than Mercedes have ever been
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Lewis Hamilton was left frustrated as Mercedes remained off the pace of Red Bull at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix; Sergio Perez led a one-two from Max Verstappen as Hamilton finished fifth behind team-mate George Russell
Last Updated: 20/03/23 6:03am
Lewis Hamilton says Red Bull’s 2023 advantage over the rest of the Formula 1 field is greater than anything Mercedes managed during their streak of eight successive constructors’ championships.
Hamilton finished fifth in Sunday’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as Mercedes remained well off the pace of Red Bull, who secured a second one-two in as many races this season.
Sergio Perez won from pole position in Jeddah, but reigning world champion Max Verstappen’s effortless advance through the field from 15th on the grid – following a technical failure in Qualifying – provided further evidence of Red Bull’s stunning pace.
“I have definitely never seen a car so fast,” said Hamilton, who claimed six of his seven world championships during Mercedes streak of constructors’ titles between 2014 and 2021.
“When we were fast, we were not that fast. It is the fastest car I have seen, especially compared to the rest.
Highlights of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix at Jeddah Corniche Circuit. Highlights of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix at Jeddah Corniche Circuit.
“I don’t know how, but he [Verstappen] came past me with some serious speed and I didn’t even bother to block him because there was a massive speed difference.
“Everyone wants to see a close battle, but it is the way it is. It is not my problem, it is not my fault.”
Hamilton cut a despondent figure after qualifying more than three tenths – and four places – behind his team-mate George Russell, but was able to gain two places in the race to finish directly behind the other Mercedes and in front of both Ferraris.
While Hamilton said there were “positives” to take from his Sunday, the 38-year-old remained frustrated by his team’s deficit to Red Bull and Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso, who took the final spot on the podium for a second successive race.
Lewis Hamilton and George Russell acknowledged Red Bull are the clear frontrunners after finishing fifth and third respectively. Lewis Hamilton and George Russell acknowledged Red Bull are the clear frontrunners after finishing fifth and third respectively.
“(We are) still a long, long way off Red Bull,” Hamilton said. “(It’s) definitely strange to see that Ferrari are behind us and it’s positive for us.
“It’s a different surface here and we don’t really understand why on this surface our car works one way and different on another.
“It will be up and down through the first three races. Hopefully we can get some upgrades ASAP and try to close that gap to the Astons.”
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen was pleased enough to finish second after starting in 15th at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Red Bull driver Max Verstappen was pleased enough to finish second after starting in 15th at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Hamilton, who finished behind Russell last season in his younger team-mate’s first year with Mercedes, suggested his deficit in Saudi Arabia was caused by a “50-50” set up choice that went against him.
“The strategy didn’t really work out for me, the set up was a little bit off – if I had the set up George had, I would have been in a better position,” Hamilton said.
“There was a 50-50 choice, I chose one way and he chose the other, and more often than not, the way he went was the wrong one but it just happened to work.
“I could only match his pace rather than be quicker this weekend, but I’ll work hard to make sure we’re in a better position next time.”
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SkyPad analysis: Why Fernando Alonso received penalty and lost third place
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Sky F1’s Karun Chandhok analyses why Fernando Alonso received a post-race penalty at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
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Motherwell 2-4 Rangers | Scottish Premiership highlights
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Highlights of the Scottish Premiership match between Motherwell and Rangers.
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First standard contracts in Welsh rugby history agreed as teams cleared to begin re-signing players
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“This is significant step forward in the process we are following which will secure a sustainable future for the professional game in Wales,” said Professional Rugby Board chair Malcolm Wall.
Last Updated: 18/03/23 11:16am
The PRB and WRPA have been presenting Standard Contracts to players and agents
Wales’ four professional regions have been cleared to begin officially re-signing players after agreeing the first Standard Contracts in Welsh rugby’s history.
The Professional Rugby Board and Welsh Rugby Players Association presented the standard contracts to multiple players and their agents over the last day that will make existing and new offers legally binding.
Players had threatened to take strike action prior to last month’s Six Nations match against England amid contractual uncertainty dating back to last summer.
Cardiff, Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets had only been allowed to make verbal offer in recent weeks.
The WRU said its Rugby Management Board (RMB) and PRB members completed a “significant amount of work” on the contract and rights licence, receiving formal acceptance from the Welsh Rugby Players Association (WRPA) and players’ agents on Friday.
“This is significant step forward in the process we are following which will secure a sustainable future for the professional game in Wales,” said PRB chair Malcolm Wall.
“A lot of hard work has gone into getting us to this stage and we are delighted to say our four professional sides are now in a position to offer legally binding contracts as necessary.
“We remain hugely grateful to the players themselves for their patience and understanding and look forward now to the point where the full agreement can be signed which underpins the PRB’s strategy for the future of the game – a moment which this latest development proves is now closer than ever.
“A huge amount of credit should also go to the directors at each of our professional teams for ensuring that we reach this critical and pivotal stage for the game in Wales.”
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Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher take on ‘Stuart Broad’s Cricket Challenge’
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Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher took on Nottingham Forest fan and England fast-bowler Stuart Broad’s cricket challenge… It’s a must watch.
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Sky Sports to show Wigan Warriors vs Salford Red Devils on March 24 due to Wakefield Trinity pitch issues
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“Sky Sports will show Super League Round Six fixture between Wigan and Salford on Friday, March 24. This change from the originally scheduled fixture, between Wakefield and Hull KR, has been requested by the RFL and RL Commercial following the recent issues regarding the playing surface”
Last Updated: 16/03/23 1:33pm
Sky Sports will now show Wigan vs Salford in Super League Round Six due to Wakefield pitch issues
Sky Sports will show Wigan Warriors vs Salford Red Devils in Super League Round Six in place of Wakefield Trinity vs Hull KR, after an RFL request due to pitch issues at Wakefield.
The televised fixture amendment for Friday March 24 was confirmed on Thursday.
“This change from the originally scheduled fixture, between Wakefield Trinity and Hull KR, has been requested by the RFL and RL Commercial following the recent issues regarding the playing surface at the Be Well Support Stadium,” a Super League statement confirmed.
“The RFL and RL Commercial are grateful to all involved – the four clubs, and Sky Sports – for their co-operation, and stress that the Wakefield versus Hull KR fixture remains scheduled for the Be Well Support Stadium on March 24.
The televised fixture amendment comes after an RFL and RL Commercial request regarding issues with the playing surface at the Be Well Support Stadium
“But that remains subject to a pitch inspection early next week, so this change has been made to provide clarity for supporters, viewers and for Sky Sports.”
Revised Betfred Super League Round Six
Thursday March 23
- Huddersfield Giants vs St Helens (8pm, live on Sky Sports)
Friday March 24
- Wigan Warriors vs Salford Red Devils (8pm, live on Sky Sports)
- Castleford Tigers vs Warrington Wolves (8pm)
- Wakefield Trinity vs Hull KR (8pm)
Saturday March 25
- Leeds Rhinos vs Catalans Dragons
Sunday March 26
- Hull FC vs Leigh Leopards (3pm)
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Erik ten Hag: Manchester United can’t always have a full squad like Arsenal
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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag believes his team have done well to compete with players missing for a majority of their games.
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‘Just like that!’ | Anthony Davis seals 35 Points over New Orleans Pelicans
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Los Angeles Lakers forward Anthony Davis dazzles with 35 points in an excellent performance against the New Orleans Pelicans.
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‘Disappointed’ Pep Guardiola: My idol Julia Roberts went to see Manchester United, not us!
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Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola admits he was sad that his idol Julia Roberts went to watch United rather than his team when she was in Manchester!
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Bangladesh vs England | Sky Sports Live Cricket
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Saudi Arabian GP 2023: Watch Formula 1’s return to Jeddah’s street circuit live on Sky Sports F1
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F1’s biggest-ever season continues as Saudi Arabia hosts the second round of 2023; watch every session from Jeddah’s stunning street circuit live on Sky Sports F1, starting with Practice One at 1pm on Friday
Last Updated: 12/03/23 7:07pm
Formula 1 returns to the fastest street circuit on the calendar this week for the Saudi Arabian GP, with the thrilling layout bound to ensure drama that will take your breath away.
After reigning world champion Max Verstappen made a strong start to his title defence in Bahrain, the rest of the field are looking to hit back in Jeddah.
Ferrari are confident set-up changes will unlock more performance at a circuit that should suit them, while all eyes will be on Aston Martin and Fernando Alonso to see if their dramatic ascent to the front of the grid can be maintained.
Verstappen is chasing a second successive win in Saudi Arabia, having come out on top in a thrilling battle for victory with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc last year, which displayed the thrilling potential for wheel-to-wheel racing at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit.
Mercedes will also be looking to bounce back from a disappointing opening race, with all eyes on Lewis Hamilton following his apparent criticism of the team following their Bahrain struggles.
Ted Kravitz shares his most memorable moments from the Jeddah circuit ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Ted Kravitz shares his most memorable moments from the Jeddah circuit ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
There is also plenty of intrigue surrounding the midfield battle, with the change of track characteristics potentially shaking up the order from Bahrain.
Sky Sports F1’s live Saudi Arabian GP schedule
Thursday
2:30pm: Drivers’ Press ConferenceFriday
10.50pm: F2 Practice
1pm: Saudi Arabian GP Practice One (session starts 1.30pm)
2:55pm: F2 Qualifying
4:45pm: Saudi Arabian GP Practice Two (session starts 5pm)
6:15pm: The F1 Show: Saudi ArabiaSaturday
1.15pm: Saudi Arabian GP Practice Three (session starts 1:30pm)
3:05pm: F2 Sprint Race
4pm: Saudi Arabian GP Qualifying build-up
5pm: SAUDI ARABIAN GP QUALIFYINGSunday
1:35pm: F2 Feature Race
3.30pm: Grand Prix Sunday Saudi Arabian GP build-up
5pm: THE SAUDI ARABIAN GRAND PRIX
7pm: Chequered flag: Saudi Arabian GP ReactionNew for 2023: Ride onboard with any driver
Sky Sports F1 viewers can experience live races from inside the car of their favourite driver thanks to a stunning new innovation for the 2023 season.
Sky customers with a Sky Sports F1 subscription just need to download the Sky Sports App and log in to ride with Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc or any driver of their choice.
In addition to the 20 driver onboard streams, viewers will also be able to experience the Sky Sports ‘Battle Channel’, a split-screen offering focusing on a battle between up to three cars.
If you prefer to jump onboard through your TV screen, the service will also be available through Sky Q and Sky Glass.
This is in addition to the Race Control streams that have been available in previous seasons, including multi-screen, timing screen, driver tracker and onboard mix.
Watch the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix live on Sky Sports F1 this weekend with Sunday’s race live at 5pm. Get Sky Sports
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