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Michael Smith continues to underwhelm and is unlikely to make the play-offs, according to official PDC statistical analyst Christopher Kempf. 

"I thought Liverpool was the perfect place to bring tennis out of its snobbish environment and bring it out to the people." After the disruption of Covid, Liverpool will kick off the 2022 grass court tennis season with the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament.

Widnes Wild's General Manager Wez Spurrett, has thanked fans for their support this season, after beating Billingham Stars on Easter Sunday. Spurrett praised fans on a statement released on the Widnes Wild website, for their loyal support and dedication to following the team, as the season concluded two days ago.

Following the gate-breaking UFC promotion at London’s O2 Arena in March, industry-leading promoter Dana White has confirmed a return to UK shores later this year, with Liverpool favourites to host.

Declan Hudson is a man of many talents. A scientist by trade, he spends almost all his free time cycling the roads of Merseyside or practising his guitar.

Liverpool born Muay Thai fighter, Alex Kenton is aiming to defeat Joe Le Maire to win the European title and become the second-best fighter in the UK. The fight is taking place at Grand Central Hall in Liverpool on Saturday April 9.

Formula One returns to Melbourne this weekend for the 26th edition of the Australian Grand Prix. This is the first time the teams have returned to the circuit since 2019, and it promises to deliver a paddock filled load of new challenges.

It’s been a swift rise for Liverpool-born snooker player Sean Maddocks after receiving his tour card at the tender age of 17. Now not far off 20 years old, he is heading into his second year onto the Pro Tour.

Final score: - Liverpool John Moores Netball 1st (LJMU) 46 - 53 University of Liverpool Netball 1st (UOL) University of Liverpool 1st team beat Liverpool John Moores 1st team in a competitive encounter. Both sides were well supported which helped bring...

St Helens darts star Michael Smith lost heavily 6-1 at the hands of Jonny “The Ferret” Clayton in Birmingham during Matchday 8 of the Premier League Darts campaign. Smith finds himself in seventh place on eight points in the table and is one of only two players yet to win a night in the new format league.