Thomas Frank is more worried about Brentford’s games against Bolton Wanderers and Preston North End than he is about Monday’s visit from promotion-hopefuls Leeds United. The Bees boss took his side to Elland Road last October, when Leeds were top
QPR boss John Eustace insists Monday night’s clash with former club Derby County holds no extra weight as he hopes to secure Rangers’ status in the Championship next season with a win. The interim manager, who made 57 appearances for Derby towards
World champion Mark Williams labelled World Snooker’s treatment of him as “pathetic” after opening his title defence with a win at the Crucible. Williams overcame Martin Gould 10-7 but it was issues off the table that dominated attention, with
Harlequins boss Paul Gustard lauded his side’s second-half performance against ASM Clermont Auvergne in their European Challenge Cup loss. After going down by as many as 24 thanks to some brilliance from Fritz Lee, Damian Penaud and Morgan Parra
