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Kelly Somers: Well, Ollie, let’s go back to the very beginning. I want to know where your love of football came from and the first time you can remember having a ball at your feet.Ollie Watkins: Ah, it was a long time ago now!Kelly: You were so young that you can’t remember…Ollie: Yeah, I was so young. My mum always used to say as soon as I could walk I was kicking bouncy balls and stuff around. Then whenever I used to go out to play in the street, I’d always come back with a football.Kelly: What, you just nicked…

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Tristan Sailor scored 14 points as St Helens dominated Catalans Dragons in a one-sided Challenge Cup quarter-final.The Australian full-back, who also racked up 14 points in the stunning Good Friday comeback win over derby rivals Wigan Warriors last week, went over for a first-half try and kicked five goals as the ragged French side failed to test Paul Rowley’s resurgent Saints.But St Helens suffered more injury woe as Jake Wingfield and Lewis Murphy, who scored the first try after Sailor had notched an early penalty, were forced off in the opening 32 minutes, but that could not interrupt the flow.Sailor…

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Ronan Keating makes rare admission about brother’s death as singer shares ‘I struggled a lot with it’`; const adSlotHtmlSkyRight = “; const targetParentSky = document.querySelector(‘.sky–ad__container’); if (targetParentSky) { targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyLeft); targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyRight); } } else { // console.log(“Inder 3 – skys not showing because user is member”); } `; targetParentBillboard.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adBillboard); } }); } `; return trendingDiv; }

Tottenham in pole position to sign Andy Robertson, Manchester City in talks for Morten Hjulmand, Arsenal monitoring Anthony Gordon and Kees Smit attracting Premier League interest. Tottenham are favourites to sign Liverpool and Scotland left-back Andy Robertson, 32, as a free agent in the summer, subject to Spurs avoiding relegation this season. (Athletic – subscription required, external)Chelsea could put Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez up for sale in the summer if the club fail to qualify for next season’s Champions League, with the 25-year-old linked with Real Madrid. (AS – in Spanish, external)Manchester City have held informal talks with Sporting to…

Sam Battle has welcomed his first child just weeks before he is due to represent the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, delighting fans across social media.The experimental electronic artist, who performs under the name Look Mum No Computer, announced the arrival of his baby boy, Max, in a heartfelt post shared on Instagram.Posting a photo to his Instagram story, Mr Battle wrote: “Little boy turned up today. See yuz soon. Gotta welcome Max into the world. Peace.” (sic)The announcement comes amid an already hectic period for the musician, who is preparing to take to the Eurovision stage in…

Robert MacIntyre might have failed to deliver on the course at the Masters – but he has provided another moment that could land him in more trouble with officials.The 29-year-old Scot failed to make the halfway cut after rounds of 80 and 71 left him seven over par and he exited the tournament in Augusta.Shortly afterwards MacIntyre, who declined to speak to the media, posted a picture on his Instagram account of a gnome resembling himself showing the middle finger.It was a rather neat two-pronged reference to MacIntyre’s behaviour during the tournament and an ongoing debate over a decade-long Masters…

Mick Fleetwood has wed for the fifth time, secretly exchanging vows with his long-term partner Elizabeth Jordan in the South Pacific.Fleetwood Mac’s legendary drummer, originally from Cornwall, revealed the nuptials by posting intimate honeymoon photographs on Instagram, showing himself kissing his 56-year-old California-born bride by the sea.”The south Pacific does its magic!!! A honeymoon with my love Elizabeth… creating moments to be remembered!! Sun health and happiness!!” the 78-year-old wrote alongside the pictures.The musician kept his new wife’s face hidden from view in the snaps.Mick Fleetwood has wed for the fifth time | GETTYFans of the iconic musician quickly took…

McIlroy, who is hoping to become just the fourth player after Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods to win back-to-back Masters titles has held a six-shot lead at this point in a major before.He went on to win the 2011 US Open by eight shots – claiming the first of his five majors – and also spreadeagled the field with an eight-shot victory at the 2012 US PGA Championship. And he plans to maintain an aggressive approach around Augusta National over the weekend as he bids to match Faldo, Phil Mickelson and Lee Trevino’s haul of six majors. “Don’t…