West Ham crash out of Europa League after Bayer Leverkusen draw
West Ham bowed out of the Europa League but only after giving new German champions Bayer Leverkusen an almighty fright.
What the papers say – April 19
Just published: front page of the Financial Times, UK edition, Friday 19 April https://t.co/bs9fJBJLZX pic.twitter.com/CmsEnOjMeI And the Daily Star splashes with news that one in 10 young people have ...
Nathan Aspinall claims second Premier League victory in Rotterdam
Nathan Aspinall earned his second Premier League darts victory this season with a 6-4 victory against Michael Smith in the Night 12 final in Rotterdam. Smith beat Gerwyn Price in the semi-finals to ...
We’ll get back up – Martin Odegaard urges Arsenal to respond to European exit
Captain Martin Odegaard has backed Arsenal to roll with the punches as they aim to keep their season on track against Wolves ...
Michail Antonio felt officials were against West Ham after European exit
Michail Antonio felt West Ham were up against 14 players as they bowed out of the Europa League to Bayer Leverkusen. Antonio’s early header gave the Hammers hope of overturning a 2-0 first-leg deficit ...
Jurgen Klopp accepts lack of threat cost Liverpool dear in European exit
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp accepted their lack of goal threat failed to put enough pressure on Atalanta to help turn their Europa League quarter-final back in their favour. Mohamed Salah’s seventh ...
Emiliano Martinez says being Villa’s penalty hero against Lille was ‘destiny’
The Argentina goalkeeper, who helped his country win the World Cup 18 months ago in similar circumstances, produced more heroics against Lille, saving spot-kicks from Nabil Bentaleb and Benjamin Andre ...
Calls for State apology for Stardust families after unlawful killing verdicts
Relatives of some of the 48 people killed in a fire at a Dublin nightclub in 1981 have called for a State apology after a jury returned a verdict that they were unlawfully killed. The jury reached a ...
Heather Knight says counties’ frustrations hails ‘progress’ for women’s cricket
England captain Heather Knight insists counties feeling upset by their failure to land a new ‘tier one’ women’s team represents “progress” for the female game, while the England and Wales Cricket ...
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Investigation finds ‘misleading’ origin labelling on supermarket food
Misleading and meaningless supermarket country-of-origin labels could be leaving shoppers struggling to find out where their food comes from, according to an investigation. Loose cauliflowers, red ...
More than two in three school leaders report teaching assistant cuts – poll
Half of primary school leaders said public funding for poorer pupils was being used to plug gaps elsewhere in their school’s budget.
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85,000 new childcare places needed for flagship offer, says Government
Around 85,000 new childcare places will be needed by September 2025 for the expansion of funded childcare for working parents in England, the Government has estimated. A pilot will start this summer ...