Quick ReadsAdidas unveiled their 2018 World Cup kits this week, many of which were updated versions of modern classics – and there are some beauties. Germany’s two-tone homage to their Italia 90 garb works wonderfully, while Spain’s twist on their 1994 outfit is another hit.
RACING takes place at Wincanton today and we have you covered with all the latest runners, results, tips and going news.Get yourself along to the racecourse or watch on tv as racing gets underway this afternoon.STICK £10 ON TEMPLEGATE'S TIPS AND GET A FREE
CONTENTMENT comes in many different forms.To Paul Nicholls it has always been in the winners’ enclosure.Reminders of the glory days are everywhere at his Ditcheat yard tucked away in the Mendip Hills.?CLAIM YOUR FREE £30 BET? Sign up to Sun Bets, stick a tenner
CHRISTMAS lunch at Ballydoyle will be interesting this year.You can imagine the scene.Having gobbled down a turkey obviously produced by the Galileo of turkey sires, Aidan O’Brien, Ireland’s multiple champion Flat trainer, promptly says: "Now everyone, time for after dinner speeches.Stewart Williams Head to
REGAN Grace is hell bent on rounding off his World Cup with a win – as the stick he will take from Kyle Amor and Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook would be incessant otherwise.The St Helens trio face each other in the first of tomorrow’s double header
GARETH Widdop is ready to turn back the clock, even though he had forgotten what it was like to play at full-back.The St George-Illawarra ace is officially the best stand-off in the NRL.NRLPHOTOS Gareth Widdop is moving to full-backBut against France tomorrow it will
Qualifying begins Saturday at the ITF Grade A Abierto Juvenil in Mexico City, the first of four consecutive major ITF Junior Circuit events held on clay. Eight US boys are in the 64-player qualifying draw, which has four byes. Two of those byes belong to Americans:
A game of two halves – and that second really was a stinker.Honduras never really threatened and it will be Australia who are the happier of the two sides heading into the second leg.They should’ve won it in truth, Juric and Luongo missing brilliant
AS ENGLAND’S Under-17 world champions paraded their trophy at half-time, many were wondering whether we’ll ever see them out there on the Wembley turf again.No matter how thrilling Steve Cooper’s side had been while trouncing Brazil and Spain on their way to global glory,
