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Jannik Sinner returned to competitive action with a comprehensive victory over world number ninety-four Borna Coric. In his first singles outing since a five-set loss to Daniil Medvedev at Wimbledon, he breezed through in the face of little resistance. It’s the first of two master events before the US Open begins later this month. The
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This weekend the Scottish Premiership will get back up and running as Rangers head to Tynecastle for the opening fixture. The question is: how will each team fair in this new campaign? Last season was as entertaining as ever, even if lacking in quality from time to time. With Celtic lifting a third title in
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Scottish football returns tomorrow as Steven Naismith’s Hearts host Rangers at the early kick-off slot. Motherwell then start their campaign as they welcome Ross County to Fir Park. There are three fixtures on Sunday including the Dundee derby, St Mirren versus Hibernian and Celtic against Kilmarnock. To top it all off, Aberdeen start their campaign
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A look at the bullish business of Unai Emery’s Villa and the steps they can take this season
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For the first time in ten seasons, Liverpool start a new campaign without Jurgen Klopp at the helm. The man who replaces him is Arne Slot. The forty-five-year-old enjoyed a successful stint with Feyenoord, bringing home the Ederdeivise title, ending a seven-year drought. Despite this track record, it was still a rather unexpected appointment. Let’s
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The final race before the Summer break in Spa proved to be a treat with drama before, during and after the nail-biting forty-four laps of action.
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“What is ambition? My house is in London. To have a London club, to fight to be sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, make a miracle and qualify for the Europa League?
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Just a matter of weeks after Wimbledon glory, Carlos Alcaraz will return to Paris with a spring in his step. The Spaniard has entered both the singles and doubles draw and will have his sight on two gold medals no doubt. At his debut games will such glory be attainable? An incredible season to this
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A look at each team’s performance in a greatly exciting race around Hungary.
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After two tiebreaks and over two hours, Matteo Berrettini walked off court cutting a rather chuffed figure having booked a place in the semi-finals against world number#12 Stefanos Tsitsipas after defeating Felix Auger-Aliassime. There was a wonderful symmetry about this match in a way. After all, it’s two men who fight desperately to rediscover the
Beyond The Score
Simple Yet Thorough Sporting Analysis
Beyond The Score 