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The British Gymnastics Championships is set to be staged at Liverpool M&S Bank Arena from March 14-17. British stars Max Whitlock and Alice Kinsella will be among those competing for national titles and a place at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp revealed he has spoken with Michael Edwards, but that the former Sporting Director did not ask him to stay on as manager. The pair worked closely together from Klopp’s arrival until Edwards left the club at the end of the FA and Carabao Cup-winning 2021/22 season.

St Helens Women kick off their Challenge Cup campaign on Saturday when they host the London Broncos. Last year, St Helens defeated Leeds Rhinos at Wembley 22-8 to lift the cup.

The Jockey Club has announced new safety measures ahead of the 2024 Randox Grand National at Aintree. The move comes amid concerns for animal welfare after two horses died on the first day of the Cheltenham Festival yesterday (March 12).

An inclusive boxing gym in Bootle is providing a lifeline for thousands of people across Merseyside, many with additional needs. The Inclusive Hub, based on Thornton Road, started in 2016 and has grown to a membership of more than 2,500 people.

Tranmere Rovers boss Nigel Adkins was delighted with his side's performance after the Wirral outfit defeated League Two leaders Mansfield Town 2-1. Adkins' side took the lead after just 12 minutes through Regan Hendry, who fired the ball into the bottom corner from the edge of the area, after latching onto Kieron Morris' clever flick.

Former Everton striker James Vaughan has been appointed head of academy recruitment and player pathways. Vaughan re-joined the club from Tranmere in September 2022, becoming the club's loan pathways manager.

Liverpool musician Bill Ryder Jones tells Merseysportslive about sponsoring his local junior football side, his love for Everton, and which footballers he would like to be in his band, ahead of his show at Content in Liverpool on March 21.

Vice-captain of the St Helens Women Tara Jones said she was delighted with the announcement of match payments to the women’s team from 2024 season. St Helens announced on Wednesday their women’s first team players will receive match payments for the first time.

St Helens RFC chief executive Mike Rush said introducing match payments for the women's team was "driven by market forces". The club announced they will be introducing matchday payments for players for the first time ever, starting this season.