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Coverage of Leicester City v Birmingham City the Championship match at King Power Stadium. the sides last met two seasons ago, when Leicester won home and away in the league and also prevailed 3-0 here in the FA Cup. Birmingham were relegated in that campaign, but won League One last term and will be looking to impress against a teamwho were playing Premier League football last season.
Coverage of the Hull KR v St Helens match from the 24th round of fixtures at Sewell Group Craven Park Stadium
Coverage of the Middlesbrough v Sheffield United Championship match at Riverside Stadium. Middlesbrough claimed a 1-0 win in last season's corresponding fixture, but the Blades avenged that defeat when they prevailed 3-1 at Bramall Lane. Both teams went into the current campaign with new managers, with Rob Edwards replacing Michael Carrick at Boro, and Ruben Selles coming in for Chris Wilder at United
Coverage of Queens Park Rangers v Charlton Athletic the Championship match at MATRADE Loftus Road Stadium. Since the turn of the century, eight of the 11 matches between these teams has been decided by just one goal, with the other three games ending in draws.
Coverage of Stoke City v West Bromwich Albion the Championship match at the bet365 Stadium, as Stoke City look to maintain their winning form against West Bromwich Albion, who remain unbeaten but will be eager to return to winning ways after last weekend’s draw.
Coverage of the Dutch Grand Prix Qualifying battle for grid positions for the 15th round of the season at Circuit Zandvoort
Coverage of Hull FC v Leeds Rhinos the match from the 24th round of fixtures at MKM Stadium.
Coverage of the Premier League match at Elland Road. The sides shared the spoils in a 2-2 draw here when Leeds were last in the top flight three seasons ago, but Newcastle are likely to go into this match as favourites after enjoying a strong 2024/25 campaign that saw them win the Carabao Cup and finish fourth in the league.
Coverage of the Catalans Dragons v Wigan Warriors match at Stade Gilbert Brutus.
Coverage of Brighton v Manchester City the top-flight match at AMEX Stadium. The Seagulls were held to a 1-1 draw in their previous home match against Fulham after conceding an injury-time equaliser, while the Citizens were in rampant form when they visited Molineux in their last away game as they thrashed Wolves 4-0
Coverage of the Dutch Grand Prix the 15th round of the season at Circuit Zandvoort.
All the action from Nottingham Forest v West Ham United the Premier League match at The City Ground. Forest claimed a comfortable 3-0 win in last season's corresponding fixture thanks to goals by Callum Hudson-Odoi, Chris Wood and Ola Aina, with West Ham's cause not helped by Edson Alvarez's red card just before half time when the score was still 1-0
All the action from Liverpool v Arsenal the Premier League match at Anfield. Liverpool won the title last season, with the Gunners finishing in second place, and both matches between the teams ended 2-2. Both sides further strenghtened over the summer and will be looking to make a statement by claiming all three points this time around.
All the action from Aston Villa v Crystal Palace the Premier League match at Villa Park. Palace had an excellent record against the Villans last term, claiming a win at Selhurst Park and a draw here in the league and also winning comfortably in both the Carabao Cup at home and in the semi-finals of the FA Cup at Wembley Stadium.
Coverage of England v South Africa the first one-dayer in the three-match series, held at Headingley. The last meeting between the sides in this format came in the ICC Champions Trophy in March of this year in Karachi. South Africa claimed a seven-wicket triumph on that occasion after bowling England out for 179 in just 30 overs, before half-centuries by Rassie van der Dussen and Heinrich Klaasen helped to seal the victory.
Coverage of England v South Africa the second match in the three-game series, held at Lord's. The sides have not met here in this format since 2017, when South Africa prevailed by seven wickets. However, the Proteas' last one-dayer here was a losing effort two years later, when Pakistan overcame them by 49 runs in the ICC Cricket World Cup.
