Former Plasterer, 51, Dominates Premier League Darts
Jonny Clayton was told he'd finish last in the Premier League of Darts. Instead, the 51-year-old former council plasterer is crushing the competition and proving age is just a number.
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Hull City Wins First Two Games After Premier League Return
Hull City, written off as doomed before the season started, just won their first two Premier League matches and sits second in the table. The so-called "worst team in Premier League history" is proving everyone wrong.
Teen Darts Star Wins From 5-0 Down in Epic Comeback
World number one Luke Littler stunned a Dublin crowd by winning six straight legs to beat Gerwyn Price after trailing 5-0 in the Premier League Darts final. The 17-year-old even waved goodbye to fans thinking he was beaten before staging one of the sport's greatest comebacks.
Darts Star Beats Gout and Rivals to Win in Nottingham
Welsh darts champion Jonny Clayton won his second Premier League tournament despite limping from a painful gout flare-up. His unusual solution? He practiced more than ever because sitting down made the pain worse.
Stephen Bunting Wins Belfast Darts in Emotional Victory
Underdog Stephen Bunting delivered a stunning performance to win Premier League Darts Night Four in Belfast, defeating defending champion Luke Humphries and whitewashing Jonny Clayton on his way to glory. The emotional victory marks a remarkable comeback for "The Bullet," who credits last year's losing streak with teaching him the resilience that powered his 6-2 final win.
Coventry City Returns to Premier League After 25 Years
After a quarter-century away from England's top flight, Coventry City has secured promotion back to the Premier League with three matches to spare. Nigerian midfielder Frank Onyeka played a crucial role in the team's remarkable journey from League Two to the big time.
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Mohamed Salah Leaves Liverpool as Premier League Legend
After nine record-breaking years at Liverpool, Egyptian star Mohamed Salah is departing as one of the Premier League's greatest ever players. His hunger to prove himself every single game turned a struggling Chelsea backup into a Champions League winner and history maker.
Bruno Fernandes Wins Premier League Player of the Year
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has been named Premier League Player of the Season after an exceptional year of playmaking. The Portuguese midfielder equalled the assist record while leading his team back to Champions League qualification.
Premier League Pushes for Temporary Concussion Subs
The Premier League and 28 global soccer organizations are asking football's lawmakers to trial temporary substitutions for concussion checks, a change that could protect thousands of players from brain injuries. Current rules force permanent substitutions, which leagues say actually encourages teams to leave potentially concussed players on the field.
Teen Darts Star Luke Littler Matches Own Record at 19
Luke Littler just won his sixth Premier League Darts night of the season, matching the record he set last year. The 19-year-old sensation from England now has two more chances to break his own milestone.
Leeds Secures Premier League Survival in Comeback Win
Leeds United fought back from relegation fears to nearly guarantee their place in England's top soccer league with a commanding 3-1 victory over Burnley. The win marks a triumphant first season back in the Premier League for the newly-promoted club.
Tottenham Secures Premier League Spot with 1-0 Win
Tottenham Hotspur avoided relegation from England's top soccer league with a narrow victory over Everton. João Palhinha's goal sealed the win that keeps Spurs in the Premier League for another season.
40-Year-Old James Milner Reaches 653 Premier League Games
Brighton midfielder James Milner is about to equal the all-time Premier League appearance record at age 40, 24 years after making his debut as a teenager earning £70 a week. His journey from cleaning dressing rooms to Champions League glory proves dedication and professionalism never go out of style.
16-Year-Old Wins Premier League, Takes GCSEs Days Later
Arsenal's Max Dowman made history as the youngest Premier League champion ever on Tuesday, then sat down for his high school exams on Thursday. The teen midfielder is balancing a Champions League final preparation with exam week.
Arsenal Fans Celebrate First Premier League Title in 22 Years
Thousands of Arsenal supporters flooded London streets Sunday to celebrate their team's first English Premier League championship since 2004. Despite heartbreak from Saturday's Champions League final loss, fans turned out in red and white to honor a historic season.
Medeama SC Wins Ghana Premier League Title With 5-2 Victory
Ghana's Medeama SC just secured their second Premier League championship with a commanding home win that brought fans to their feet. The victory sends them straight to Africa's biggest club competition.
Premier League Cracks Down on Corner Chaos
After wrestling and shoving at corners became a problem last season, Premier League referees will penalize players who hold, grapple, and grab instead of playing the ball. The change aims to restore fair play and reduce the chaos that has frustrated players, coaches, and fans.
Japanese Goalkeeper Zion Suzuki Makes Premier League History
Zion Suzuki is about to become the first Japanese goalkeeper ever to play in the Premier League. The 23-year-old's record-breaking $40 million transfer to Aston Villa marks a milestone moment for Asian representation in England's top football league.
Arsenal Two Wins From First Premier League Title in 22 Years
Arsenal defeated Burnley 1-0 to move within touching distance of their first Premier League championship since the legendary 2004 "Invincibles" season. Manager Mikel Arteta's squad could make history twice in May, with a Champions League final against PSG still to come.
Non-League Macclesfield Nearly Stuns Premier League Again
A PE teacher and his semi-pro teammates took a Premier League club to the wire in England's FA Cup, losing only to a heartbreaking own goal after 70 minutes of defiant play. The National League North side proved their earlier giant-killing wasn't a fluke.
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