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Liverpool brothers Neal and Ken Skupski eased into the second round of the Australian Open overnight with a 6-3 6-2 win against unseeded duo Hubert Hurkacz and Felix Auger Aliassme. The brothers, who have rekindled their partnership in Melbourne, took command of the first set by winning Hurkacz and Aliassme's second service game.

St Helens has emerged as a darts hotspot for talent in recent years with Stephen Bunting, Michael Smith and Dave Chisnall among the world’s biggest names. But all three have suffered disappointment in their bid to secure a Premier League place after the 10th and final spot went to Welshman Jonny Clayton.

The Lawn Tennis Association is launching free virtual coaching sessions for families throughout February and over school half term via Facebook live. Mossley Hill coach, Mark Thomas, has openly encouraged the children at his club to take part in these...

By Jack Circuit Liverpool born-and-bred UFC fighter Molly “Meatball” McCann declared she is far from done with MMA following her defeat at UFC Fight Night 184. “Meatball” Molly, fighting out of the Next Generation MMA gym in Liverpool, fell to a...

Boxing has been on the rise in Liverpool - especially out of the Red Triangle boxing gym in Everton. One of Liverpool's finest young talents frequently trains at the local gym and has recently garnered hype as one of the...

Fifty two people were fined and two arrested after the police raided a Merseyside gym allegedly breaching national lockdown rules. The raid happened at the Prophecy Performance Centre, on Gaskill Road in Speke.

Liverpool brothers Neal and Ken Skupski are again embarking on another partnership ahead of the first grand slam of the year.

The first round of the Australian Open got underway earlier today in Melbourne. After weeks of real uncertainty because of the Australian government’s strict COVID rules, competitors were finally able to take to the court. Novak Djokovic progressed to the...

A free-scoring performance allowed Cheshire Phoenix to soundly defeat second division side, Hemel Storm, and proceed to the next round of the BBL Trophy.

Hockey club Liverpool Sefton are using the current lockdown to raise £589 for the local charity Micah Liverpool. Micah Liverpool is a food bank charity based in the city. With the ongoing pandemic seeing many families struggle the donation is of significant value in the community.