Both former welterweight world champion Brook, and beleaguered Arsenal manager Wenger will look to put damaging back-to-back defeats behind them this weekend.
Running a pub football team takes dedication but the rewards make this staple of community sport well worth the effort. The Morning Advertiser speaks to the publicans helping their punters become part of the beautiful game.
Both Carabao and Calcutta cups will be contested this weekend while Britain’s largest ever contingent of winter Olympians challenge for medals in the last two days of the Pyeongchang games.
Tottenham swap the bright lights of Turin’s Juventus Stadium for Rochdale’s Crown Oil Arena while Manchester United return to the site of an unexpected early-season defeat.
After a five day auction, Sky and BT Sport have agreed to pay £4.464bn to broadcast Premier League matches for three seasons from 2019/20 after five of the seven available packages were awarded.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ win over the New England Patriots on 4 February helped set up record sales at a London pub nominated in the sports pub category at the 2017 Great British Pub Awards.
A weekend of white hosting red as England take on Wales at Twickenham and Tottenham Hotspur welcome Arsenal to Wembley in the second north London derby of the Premier League season.
Lewis Hamilton will begin the defence of his Formula One world title in late March when the lights go out in the sport's traditional curtain-raiser in Melbourne, Australia.
Egg-shaped ball sports dominate this weekend’s sporting coverage with the return of the Six Nations as well as the 52nd instalment of the ‘Greatest show on Earth’.
Another transfer window closes and another batch of players wind their way to pitches new. So, which Premier League clubs have made an inspired January swoop to guarantee glory or secure safety and which have succumbed to the multi-million pound temptation...
The Morning Advertiser spoke to MatchPint co-founder Dom Collingwood to discuss what the likes of Amazon and Facebook competing for sports broadcasting rights could mean for pubs.
