‘Make or break’: Phil Taylor says Premier League darts play-off bid on knife-edge after Manchester draw
Taylor, 16-time world champion, held to a frustrating draw by Gary Anderson at Manchester’s Phones 4u Arena last night
Fergie’s Fledglings ready to fly: Class of ’92 look to forge new era of success at Manchester United
Four members of Manchester United’s class of ’92 will take charge of the team this weekend at Old Trafford. But can they turn the club’s fortunes around?
Don’t lose momentum: Lancashire cricket director’s message after sore loss of unique Peter Moores
Moores departed Lancashire for the England job where he had unfinished business having previously led the country
I’ll do it my way: Manchester United’s Ryan Giggs says his and club’s philosophy will get Old Trafford singing again
Giggs apppointed player-manager for final four games of season after David Moyes’s sacking on Tuesday
Say goodbye to the Reebok: Bolton Wanderers step into new era with Macron sponsorship deal
Bolton’s 24-year partnership with Reebok, which brought about the name change for their stadium, is set to end
Play (and watch) at your own risk: Oldham’s roller derby team on blockers, jammers and SUICIDE seats
Oldham’s Rainy City Roller Girls will be looking to make a name for themselves on the continent in the fiercely competitive and frenetically tactical world of roller derby.
Comment: Manchester City winning title would be hell for United fans… but Liverpool would be unbearable
Manchester United fans can think of nothing worse than Liverpool winning Premier League title.
Sky’s the limit: British Cycling chief Sir Dave Brailsford quits role to concentrate on pro team
Manchester-based Sir Dave is reportedly set to concentrate on his role at the Team Sky pro-cycling team after ten years as head of British Cycling.
‘Most disappointing’: Lancashire centurion Ashwell Prince frustrated by Championship opener defeat
Lancashire narrowly missed out on a season-opening win by as they went down to Nottinghamshire by 45 runs
Thirty seconds to defeat: Manchester United eye Champions League return after ‘schoolboy errors’
Manchester United manager David Moyes has urged his side to ‘get back in’ to the Champions League after ‘schoolboy errors’ saw them lose 3-1 to Bayern Munich last night.
On this day: As Manchester United fail against Bayern Munich, MM remember 2007 Roma rout
United knocked out of Champions League by holders Bayern and face a spell without top European competition