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Merseysiders Michael Smith and Stephen Bunting are preparing for their World Darts Championship campaigns. The St Helens pair will have to wait over a week before they start their tournament, as the competition gets underway on Monday (December 14)

Following the recent success stories of local UFC stars Darren Till and Molly McCann, Liverpool has grown to become one of the top scouting destinations for some of the UK's greatest fighters. Merseysportlive's Elliott Johnson reports

City of Liverpool swimming coach David Treadell believes training and competitions lost to Coronavirus is "irreplaceable" and "detrimental" towards technical development for his young swimmers. Merseysportlives Matt Gommersall finds out more

Merseyside tennis club, Mossley Hill, is the latest sports club to criticise the government's restrictions on physical exercise due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Mossley Hill coach, Mark Thomas, believes tennis should be allowed to continue as ‘you couldn't be more...

Merseyside darts stars Michael Smith and Stephen Bunting face tough draws in this year's PDC World Championship. The quarters and seedings were announced for the tournament which begins in two weeks, with Smith seeded number four and Bunting down at 26.

Liverpool’s Stephen Bunting has lost in the first round of the Players Championship Finals in Coventry. The 30-year-old fell 6-4 to Ryan Murray despite taking an early 3-0 lead. The result comes as a shock with Bunting 71 places higher...

Many sporting governing bodies have been clear from the outset about what exactly lies ahead during the pandemic. But there is one sport - American Football - that has not had as much guidance as they might like, as Merseysportlive reporter Will Feaver finds out.

"We are basically stuck. We can’t do anything outside of personal training, going out running and maybe kicking a ball by yourself." The words of Liverpool Futsal Club Chairman Peter Sharples, who described the second UK lockdown as "catastrophic” for his sport.

Scientific studies which suggest cold water swimming can help delay the onset of dementia have been welcomed by Liverpool Watersports Centre.  Research by Professor Giovanna Mallucci, director of the UK’s Dementia Research Centre at Cambridge University, compared cold water swimmers with people doing Tai Chi.

Liverpool tennis star Neal Skupski has missed out on qualification to the ATP Finals next month despite winning his first tournament with partner Jamie Murray. In what turned out to be a bittersweet day, the pair claimed victory in Sofia after a walkover handed them the title.