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Liverpool tennis star Ken Skupski reflects on his maiden ATP Tour 500 tournament win with brother Neal in the Mexican Open, calling it a 'career highlight'. He talks exclusively to Merseysportlive's George Priestman

Warrington Wolves captain Michelle Davis believes that women’s rugby league is the real winner ahead of next month’s return of the RFL Betfred Women’s Super League. 

Paddy ‘the baddy’ Pimblett is at last a UFC fighter, the popular scouser will finally make his career switch to the world’s biggest MMA promotion.

Hayley Raso grabbed her first Everton hat-trick as she inspired Everton to a commanding 5-0 WSL victory over Brighton on the south coast. The Australian earned a penalty in the first half when she was tripped, and Izzy Christiansen scored from 12 yards to put the wheels in motion for a dominating performance from Willie Kirk’s side.

Natasha Jonas is relishing the underdog role against Katie Taylor in a rivalry that has been nine years in the making.  The pair faced each other at the 2012 Olympics, when Taylor edged out the Liverpool born Jonas in a...

Katarina Johnson-Thompson says that the Olympics will be won and lost on who has handled the pandemic the best. The Heptathlon World Champion was in terrific form heading into the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

The Super League returns this weekend with last season's champions St Helens kick-starting their title defence against Salford Red Devils.  Perhaps it may be difficult to match the heroics of securing last season's trophy, but St Helens will be in pursuit of a third successive Grand Final win come October.

England’s U21 side will kick off their European Championship campaign today as they face off against Switzerland at the Bonifika Stadium. Aidy Boothroyd’s side come into the tournament as one of the major favourites, having coasted through qualification with nine wins and a draw from their 10 games.

As the sporting world turns its attention to the elite-level Vitality Superleague, Empire Netball Club in Sefton is proving that you don’t need a top-level team to be a thriving sport.

The Sheldon Report into sexual abuse of junior football players has found that the Football Association "did not go far enough to keep children safe". The long-awaited independent report into the abuse of junior football players between 1970 and 2005...