Craig Nelson

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Craig Nelson |Ben Ramsdale

Tottenham players Sergio Reguilon and James Maddison held up a banner with a grinning Ange Postecoglou holding the Europa League trophy above his now prophetic quote:"I don't usually win things, I ALWAYS win things in my second year."After Postecoglou's side put in an uncharacteristically gritty display in Bilbao to beat Manchester United 1-0 in a forgettable Europa League final, the game's only goalscorer, Brennan Johnson, declared:"He has done his job.

4 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Craig Nelson

Premiership Rugby has agreed a new long-term television deal with broadcaster TNT Sports that will take it up to the end of the 2030-31 season. As part of the deal, every match of the Premiership Rugby season – including the play-offs and final - will continue to be televised live on TNT Sport's linear TV channels or streamed on its Discovery+ service.

4 weeks ago | bbc.com | Craig Nelson

Premiership Rugby has agreed a new long-term television deal with broadcaster TNT Sports that will take it up to the end of the 2030-31 season. As part of the deal, every match of the Premiership Rugby season – including the play-offs and final - will continue to be televised live on TNT Sport's linear TV channels or streamed on its Discovery+ service.

4 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Craig Nelson

American Danielle Collins completed a comprehensive straight-set victory over defending champion Iga Swiatek in the third round of the Italian Open. Collins capitalised on a poor serving display from world number two Swiatek to cruise to the opening set before battling back from a break down in the second to clinch a 6-1 7-5 victory. It was just her second win in nine matches against the five-time Grand Slam champion and first on clay - the 23-year-old Pole's preferred surface.

1 month ago | bbc.com | Craig Nelson

Cambridge claimed an eighth consecutive victory over Oxford after an early restart to the women's Boat Race. Umpire Matthew Pinsent had to stop the race in only the second minute after the Oxford boat drifted into Cambridge's path and the oars clashed on the River Thames in London. Oxford could have been disqualified but were penalised, with Cambridge given a third-of-a-length advantage on the restart.