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With the Premier League up and running after a three month lay-off due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Liverpool fans are hoping they won't be kept waiting too much longer to see the Reds lift their first league title in...

The coronavirus pandemic is having a huge impact on the world of sport - none more so than boxing. Blane Hyland, is an undefeated boxer from Liverpool.

EXCLUSIVE This is the extraordinary story of Matthew Ashton – Merseyside’s jack of all table games. Read how a 15-year-old from Crosby went from the classroom to earning more than $2 million playing poker.

The coronavirus crisis has put a stop to Premier League football for a couple of months at the very least. With plenty still to play for in both halves of the table, we take a look at the season up to now and pick our 19/20 Premier League Team of the Season (so far).

The Coronavirus pandemic has left many professional sports players and athletes having to make big changes in their day to day lives. Liverpool student Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Rigley has been cycling for seven years.

Widnes Wild's season has finished after the English Ice Hockey Association (EIHA) announced the end of of all remaining Laidler Division fixtures. And the club has appealed against the decision, which left Widnes in fourth and missing out on a chance to move up to second place.

ITV Racing presenter Oli Bell talks to Merseysportlive about all things Grand National after the 173rd renewal was cancelled due to the Covid19 outbreak.

The popularity of Gaelic Football is on the rise across Merseyside. So we took a closer look into Ireland’s most famous sport, but just how much of a rise has it made across the water?

Knife crime has become the scourge of many cities across the UK, and Liverpool is no different. And in the constant battle to tackle the problem, community activists like Alan Walsh are rising to the challenge. Boxing coach Alan is taking...

The Premier League has developed plans for clubs to play televised games in isolated “World Cup-style” camps in the midlands and London over June and July, in order to try and finish the 2019/20 season amid the coronavirus pandemic.’