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Formula E returns to New York on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th July for the final two rounds of what has been an exhilarating season of racing. Defending champion Jean-Éric Vergne sits at the top of the standings with a 32-point lead to protect. If he manages to score enough points at the New York E-Prix 2019 he will become the first driver to ever retain the Formula E title.
Few sights in world sport are as iconic as that of professional cyclists battling up seemingly unassailable mountainsides during the Tour de France, and that will continue with the 2019 edition of the race. In fact, it’s set to be one of the most punishing Tours yet, with some of the biggest climbs and highest mountain finishes ever seen. Here you can find out about some of the key climbs set to feature on this year’s Tour.
The eighth FIFA Women’s World Cup starts on 7th June and twenty-four teams are in France and ready to play for the most prestigious trophy in international football. The hosts will get the tournament underway against South Korea on Friday, while England will play their first game on 9th June, when they take on neighbours Scotland. Find out all you need to know about the tournament, including the odds for every team to win, below.
The UEFA Champions League Final is one of the biggest, most prestigious events in world sport, and as a result it is also one of the most attractive for sports bettors. For this year’s final between Liverpool FC and Tottenham Hotspur FC there are over 250 different markets to bet on, so where to start as a bettor aiming to make a return? Take a look at Sports.net’s Champions League betting tips to narrow in on some of the best bets to make.
Oxford suffered a whitewash last year as the Cambridge men’s and women’s crews – and both reserve crews – rowed to victory. Personnel changes on both sides, however, including the addition of an Olympic gold medallist, mean that this year’s races could go either way.
The dark, baseball-less winter months are on their way out, teams are tuning up in Spring Training, and the 2019 Major League Baseball regular season is almost upon us. The Seattle Mariners and Oakland Athletics will travel to Tokyo, Japan, to get the season underway in a two-game series on March 20-21, before the traditional Opening Day festivities get going on March 28, the earliest Opening Day in MLB history.
The promos have been released, the arena has been sold out, and the talk is nearly over. It’s almost time for the biggest fight in the history of the UFC, as the undefeated 26-0 Lightweight Champion Khabib Nurmagomedov defends his title against former double-champ Conor McGregor.
It’s almost time for the biggest event in the League of Legends calendar: the 2018 World Championships. Set to take place in South Korea, this year’s tournament will be notable for some extraordinary absences and some fan-favourite teams making their Worlds debuts. We take a look at how Worlds is shaping up so far and see which teams are predicted to lift the trophy.
Two legends of MMA will step into the cage in the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois, on Saturday for the opening round of Bellator’s Heavyweight World Grand Prix tournament. Fedor Emelianenko, considered by many as the pound-for-pound greatest of all time, will face off against former UFC champion Frank Mir, who is fighting for the first time in nearly two years.