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Mark Jones hopes his Ospreys squad can have a strong season in the United Rugby Championship after showing their resilience in 2025-26.

Young athletes from the Market Harborough area enjoyed a special celebration after a season of hard work, determination and plenty of promise on the athletics track.

Ayr managing director David Brown is refusing to hide his disappointment that the Ladbrokes-sponsored Gold Cup will not be shown on ITV1 this... Read More

Rhys Carre and Courtney Keight are given the top accolades by the Welsh Rugby Writers' Association.

The awards were handed out at a ceremony on Monday night, with Rhys Carre taking the senior men's prize

Mathew Tait became the infamous victim of the most famous tackle in Six Nations history but did not let it define him

Nairobi's fight fans have a date circled on the calendar. This Saturday, 19th September , the Village Market turns into a battleground as ANZA MMA Pro Nights 3 brings sixteen of East and Central Africa's toughest fighters into one cage, and this time, the crowd isn't just watching. They're playing too. ANZA MMA's third professional fight night lines up eight bouts stacked with heavy hitters from across the region, with fighters flying in from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, South Sudan, Angola and Madagascar, each one carrying their country's flag into the cage. Expect exactly what ANZA MMA has built its name on: heavy hits, knockouts, and submissions, the kind of card that doesn't need to go to the judges to be decided. Doors open Saturday at the Village Market, and tickets are available now at anzamma.hustlesasa.shop Here's what makes this fight night different: ChezaCheza , the event's official betting partner, is giving fans a direct stake in every bout on the card. Head to chezacheza.com , look at the eight-fight lineup, and place your bet, pick anywhere from two to eight fight winners on a single slip. Get your picks right, and the payout can run all the way up to KES 1,000,000. It's simple: watch the fights, back your judgement, and cheer your slip home. Whether you're playing it safe with a couple of picks or going all in on the full card, ChezaCheza turns every fight into a moment you've got something riding on. ANZA MMA is Kenya's first officially licensed mixed martial arts promotion, and its first two shows both sold out, with every single fight across those cards ending in a finish before the final bell. No decisions, no fence-sitting judges, just fighters settling it themselves. Pro Nights 3 is shaping up to continue that streak, and with ChezaCheza on board as official betting partner, Saturday's card isn't just a fight night, it's a chance for anyone watching, live at the Village Market or from home, to turn their read of the fights into a real win. So mark it down: Saturday, 19th September, Village Market , Nairobi. Grab your tickets at anzamma.hustlesasa.shop , place your bet at chezacheza.com, and come find out who's still standing when the cage door shuts. One cage. Sixteen fighters. Six nations. And a million shillings on the table. Proudly sponsored by ChezaCheza . See you at the Village Market. ©Citizen Digital, Kenya

News of Ravouvou's injury whilst playing for Fiji against Canada in the Pacific Nations Cup last weekend caused concern among Bears fans, who fear they could be in for another injury-hit campaign.

Aoife Wafer and many of the Ireland Women’s team are heading into the WXV Global Series buoyed by Katie Taylor’s stunning finale at Croke Park.

Scotland scrum-half targeting more trophies with Warriors as any talk of potential Scotstoun exit brushed aside.

Head coach backing young talent to shine at Scotstoun as Scotland scrum-half gives his seal of approval.

Lions to play five fixtures in New Zealand in 2027 Sky has held live rights for men’s Lions since 1997 The inaugural women’s British & Irish Lions tour of New Zealand next year is expected to be broadcast live on Sky Sports in a significant boost for the women’s game. Sky has held live rights for men’s Lions fixtures since the 1997 tour of South Africa, and the broadcaster is understood to be in advanced discussions about adding the women’s series to its portfolio. The first women’s Lions will play three Tests against the Black Ferns and two tour matches next September, with Sky expected to broadcast all five fixtures. Continue reading...