- mark critchley
England must keep options open to solve Southgate's biggest problem
The three-man defence has served Southgate well but until England start creating and scoring more, alternative systems should remain on the table
The three-man defence has served Southgate well but until England start creating and scoring more, alternative systems should remain on the table
Williams, who was fined £13,000 over her actions, has defended herself claiming she was fighting for 'women's rights and for women's equality'.
The 31-year-old Frenchman admitted a charge at Westminster Magistrates Court on Wednesday
A remarkable, though ultimately unsuccessful, fightback at The Oval provided cause for optimism
A series that was billed as the apex of India’s rise to greatness, and dismissed after two games as a damp mismatch that portended the death of Test cricket, ultimately ended up as neither
England had not won since beating Sweden in the World Cup quarter-finals before Marcus Rashford secured victory over Switzerland
The foul-mouthed row with Harry Arter, revealed in a leaked WhatsApp message from teammate Stephen Ward, shows how Martin O’Neill and Keane no longer understand the dressing room
The PSG star converted a penalty kick for the second straight game, assisted on three goals and was given a yellow card for diving
The Kazakh legend branded his Mexican rival's explanation for a doping violation ‘nonsense’
Club chairman Stewart Donald is considering legal action against the Senegal international as well as midfielder Didier Ndong
Next season promises one of the biggest grid shake-ups seen after Leclerc agreed to replace Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari
The 20-year-old scored England's winner against Switzerland but is stagnating at club level
‘Do you want to see my helmet and my leathers? There is a long black strip. He attacked me three times and he could have killed me too’
The newly-appointed world No 1 believes the in-form Rory McIroy, Tommy Fleetwood and Francesco Molinari gives Europe a fighting chance at Le Golf National
Maintaining his unbeaten record will require Joshua to increase the aggression he showed against Carlos Takam and Joseph Parker
The 37-year-old hinted at returning to former club Aston Villa earlier this week
Exclusive: A leading member of the Holmesdale Fanatics tells The Independent how the fan group’s plans to bring vibrant continental-style support to south London have fallen flat – for now
The 13 Premiership shareholders do not want to sell a majority stake in order to keep control of the league with the clubs, says chairman Ian Ritchie
Chief executive Brett Gosper tells The Independent that World Rugby would welcome a 'magnificent bid'