We have gotten a TON of gorgeous snow pics from our viewers over the past few days and we’re absolutely loving it. Check out this photo from Polly Vaughan from Fries, captioned “fire and ice.” Thank ...

What is already a huge Boxing Day for Harry Redknapp and Ben Pauling could now get even bigger after Taurus Bay put himself in contention for the Grade 1 William Hill Formby Novices' Hurdle with a ...

A pretty Welsh seaside village is at the centre of an anti-English storm over claims Plaid Cymru councillors want to ban English families from moving into its homes. Councillors on the island of ...

The NFC will be stacked come playoff time. Any of the top eight teams could legitimately vie for the championship, if they make it into January. So, are there any teams currently in line to make the ...

The Colts, on a Week 11 bye before playing the Chiefs in Kansas City next Sunday, dropped here with the Patriots and Broncos winning to jump them by a half-game each. They have a 6-1 conference record ...

Sports-lover turned journalist, born and bred in Scotland, with a passion for football (soccer). He’s also a keen follower of NFL, NBA, golf and tennis, among others, and always has an eye on the ...

Week 11 brought major shifts to the NFL playoff picture as wins by the Eagles and Broncos reshaped both the AFC and NFC brackets. Their victories tightened competition across the league, creating new ...

The Dallas Cowboys' big win over the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 11 have finally entered the NFL Playoff Picture as "in the hunt" after sputting out of the gate to start the season. The Dallas Cowboys ...

The Dallas Cowboys won't be winning the NFC East in the 2025 regular season. But after their Week 11 Monday night win, they are still alive in conference wild-card race. The Cowboys improved to 4-5-1 ...

The Green Bay Packers may have a slightly better perch in the NFC playoff picture after their win over the New York Giants, but emphasis on slightly. Incredibly, if the season ended today, the 6-4 ...

The AFC West was a tale of two stories on Sunday. In Denver, the Broncos showed the world that they can beat more than a few bad teams, handling the Chiefs 22–19 on a last-second Wil Lutz field goal.