James Savundra

2 weeks ago | skysports.com | James Savundra

A rematch between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn is edging closer with Eubank now actively seeking a second fight against his bitter rival. Nothing is signed at this stage and details need to be formalised but a fight between the pair is set to take place later this year. Eubank Jr - who won the first fight via unanimous decision - had been considering his options.

1 month ago | skysports.com | James Savundra

It was February 15, 2024 and there was a feeling of sadness, discontent and chaos at Crystal Palace's training ground. Roy Hodgson appeared on the brink of losing his job. Results had nosedived and the fans were furious. Their club were lacking direction on the pitch and seemingly had none off it. Oliver Glasner was being lined up to stop the season meandering towards a relegation scrap. Vieira on why Palace can win the FA CupPalace fixtures & scores | FREE Palace highlights▶️Got Sky?

2 months ago | skysports.com | James Savundra

At the start of October, he was turning out for Arsenal U21s in the EFL Trophy. Fast forward to the start of April, Myles Lewis-Skelly is now a first-team regular, fresh from becoming the youngest England player to score on his debut. It's easy to understand why the 18-year-old feels like he's been in a dream over the course of the past weeks. Thankfully, he's got somebody alongside him who's been there and done it.

Nov 22, 2024 | skysports.com | James Savundra

Tottenham have issues, but mentality isn't one of them. That's according to their head coach Ange Postecoglou. It's been a rollercoaster for Spurs fans since the start of this season. Thumping statement victories at Manchester United and against Champions League rivals Aston Villa have been punctured by miserable losses to lowly Crystal Palace and Ipswich - handing both clubs their first Premier League wins in the process. Spurs' consistency this season lies in their inconsistency. It's never dull.

Oct 24, 2024 | skysports.com | James Savundra

When Aaron Wan-Bissaka left Manchester United for West Ham, it was a deal that seemed close to perfect for all parties. West Ham were purchasing a proven Premier League defender for just £15m. Manchester United were seeing some financial return for a £50m signing set to depart for free next summer. Wan-Bissaka was able to return to London and join a club with a fresh purpose and fresh ambition. "I'm happy to be back," he said. "A new challenge. A new team".