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Caldy RFC beat Sale FC 13-9 to clinch the National League 1 title to be promoted to the RFU Championship for the first time in their history. It was a tough game for Caldy but they prevailed late on. The 2nd team also featured before hand winning infatically 68-0.

Everton face Chelsea at Goodison Park with the Toffees 18th and starting the game in the relegation zone.   With six games to go in the Premier League season, Everton will be looking to cause an upset when they face manager Frank Lampard's former club on Sunday.  

University of Liverpool have won the 2022 BUGAA Ladies Championship in gaelic football. They saw off their rivals Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool Hope University, Robert Gordon University and University Of Glasgow to claim victory.

Warrington Town's Dan Atherton saved two penalties in the semi-final shootout to set up a tie against Scarborough United in the play-off final. The former Liverpool Academy goalkeeper ensured the game remained level all the way to penalties following Jordan Buckley's equaliser after half time to cancel out Darius Osei's opener for South Shields.

The chairman of Mossley Hill Athletics Club has called on more financial support for community clubs fighting to survive through the pandemic. Arthur Carson says the "neglect" of these clubs by local councils and funding boards has left many struggling for financial survival.

Huyton-born jockey Joe Anderson has labelled the 2021/2022 campaign as the best season of his career. Anderson completed the season with 10 winners from a total of 87 rides, an astonishing amount from a man who had not sat on a horse until he was 18.

A student at Liverpool John Moores University has her mind set on hockey success as her chances of being selected for Great Britain’s hockey team increase. Eve Bowen, aged 19, first started playing hockey in primary school and has continued ever since.

Liverpool and Everton fans came together to tackle food poverty on derby day, amidst the growing cost of living crisis. The day was characterised by hostility and rivalry on the pitch. However, tribalism was put aside off the pitch as both sets of supporters collected for North Liverpool Foodbank.

Widnes Wild star Vlads Vulkanovs has gone from playing university level ice hockey to Division One in just a few years. He’s had a career spanning across two continents, beginning in his home country of Latvia.

The Merseyside Nighthawks began their new Premier Division season with a heavy defeat at home to Edinburgh Wolves on Sunday. The 2014 National Champions remained scoreless throughout, as defensive line coach Andy Taylor put the defeat down to their 'inconsistency'.