Broady crashes out of Wimbledon in three straight sets at hands of De Minaur
Liam Broady slipped out of Wimbledon with a three set defeat to Australian Alex De Minaur.
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Author: Paul Lagan
Are Chelsea’s new owners looking for the type of deals that don’t suit the European transfer market?
It’s getting a bit lonely if you are the cleaner of Chelsea’s boardroom these days.
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Gauff blitzes late-night Centre Court display with two set demolition of big-hitting Buzarnescu
Coco Gauff will win Wimbledon – whether that is this year remains to be seen, but this is a champion in the making.
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Nadal admits he’s not at his best but it’s enough to see off Berankis in four sets after 50-minute rain delay
Rafa Nadal saw off the challenge posed by an agile and powerful opponent in Ricardas Berankis, beating the Lithuanian in four sets.
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Wild card Brit Boulter dedicates best win of her career to her gran who died two days ago as she dumps 6th seed Pliskova out of Wimbledon in epic three setter on Centre Court
Katie Boulter produced the performance of her career to dump sixth seed Karolina Pliskova out of Wimbledon in three pulsating sets.
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Murray crashes out of Wimbledon in four-set thriller on Centre Court, beaten by John Isner
Andy Murray crashed out of Wimbledon in the second round losing to American John Isner in a pulsating four setter on the Centre Court tonight which lasted three hours and 23 minutes.
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Top Brit Norrie thrills Court One crowd with titanic five-set win over Munar
Cameron Norrie put the Court One crowd through the wringer before emerging the other side flattened but unbowed having secured a win in a five-set thriller against Spain’s Jaume Munar.
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Djokovic cruises into third round with straight set win over Kokkinakis
Novak Djokovic cruised into the third round here on Centre Court with a high-quality professional demolition of Aussie Thanasi Kokkinakis, winning in straight sets.
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Bromley’s Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray delight Centre Court crowd at opening day of Wimbledon
Bromley’s own Raducanu produced a solid and occasional I inspired performance to see off rugged Belgium player Alison Van Uytvanck, 6-4, 6-4 in an hour and 41 minutes, to progress into the second round.
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SW19 prepares for the Championships – two glorious weeks of high-quality tennis
The Championships start tomorrow and it will be two weeks of heartaches and tears of joy as the worlds’ best players descend on SW19 to try and claim to be the king or queen of the grass.
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Board moves as Chelsea’s new owners begin to put plans in place
Chelsea’s new owners will find running the club an exciting and frustrating venture in equal measures – contrasting emotions that Blues fans also experience.
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Live + Breathe 2022 festival takes place at Southwark Park
Musicians, community groups, athletes and activists from Lambeth and Southwark have joined forces to host a free one-day event to campaign against air pollution.
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Blues determined to max out transfer fee for wantaway keeper
Chelsea are trying to put in place a deal to replace wantaway keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga. But selling clubs know this only too well and are holding out for a better deal.
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Laurence takes walkies for last time
A 92 year old animal welfare charity volunteer is hanging up his lead after 35 years of service to enjoy his second retirement.
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Into the Black fantastic
From June 29 until September 18, the Hayward Gallery will present the UK’s first major exhibition dedicated to the work of black artists who use fantastical elements to address racial injustice and explore alternative realities.
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Putting best steps forward to enthrall audience
Their latest triumphant triple bill is a joy to behold, writes Christopher Walker. And a must for all dance fans. Thoughtful, provocative, and entertaining, it showcases the company at its best, and demonstrates London’s claim to be the European dance capital.
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French international defender joins Chelsea Women
While Chelsea men’s recruitment department are still working their way through potential signings, the women’s set-up are continuing to operate in slick and well-ordered fashion.
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Children’s hospital calls on young artists to help design new centre
Evelina London Children’s Hospital has launched a competition for young artists to design artwork for its new Children’s Day Treatment Centre.
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‘We won’t stop until my son’s killers are brought to justice’
After nearly five years, detectives investigating the brutal murder of a teenager who was stabbed to death in a park, are still trying to identify the killers and are appealing for witnesses.
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