A new look England side travel to Murrayfield as the 6 Nations gets underway with what is expected to be a particularly feisty encounter. Much has changed for England since their disastrous World Cup campaign which ended early thanks to defeat against France in the quarter-finals, not least at the top where head coach Martin

Tottenham face another must-win game in the Premier League on Monday as they travel to Anfield to take on top four hopefuls Liverpool. Spurs missed out on the chance to put themselves right in the hunt for the league title last month after a late Mario Balotelli penalty handed league leaders Manchester City all three

After being torn apart in the first test, and collapsing humiliatingly in the second, the third test between Pakistan and England presents the latter with a small chance just to restore a bit of pride once more, writes William Taylor. The three match series is, of course, beyond them now, but to lose it 2-1

Queens Park Rangers travel to Villa Park to face Aston Villa on Wednesday, hoping that their new manager and new signings will help to move them away from the relegation zone. Mark Hughes, appointed following the sacking of Neil Warnock, was handed a large sum of money upon his arrival at the club, and has

Norwich make the 500 mile round trip to Sunderland on Wednesday, looking to pick up another impressive Premier League win, writes Will Taylor. They go into the game in fine form, having won four of their last six games and remaining unbeaten in that time. Indeed, they are yet to suffer a Premier League defeat

For Chelsea and Swansea, it is back to business in the Premier League following their contrasting fortunes in the FA Cup at the weekend, writes William Taylor. Whilst the Blues were able to overcome local rivals QPR at Loftus Road, Swansea’s fortunes were not quite so positive, as they went down 2-1 to Bolton. That

The all Premier League tie between Arsenal and Aston Villa on Sunday looks to be one of the ties of the 4th round and one that should not be missed, writes Christopher Barlow. Arsenal got the better of Leeds in the third round with a Thierry Henry inspired win for the hosts, while Villa overcame

Sunderland will look to carry over their recent excellent run in the Premier League when they go up against Middlesbrough in the fourth round of the F.A Cup on Sunday. The Black Cats have looked a different team since Martin O’Neill took over at the Stadium of Light in December, guiding the club well clear