Latest sport news and stories from Lincolnshire
Over the past week, Lincolnshire has experienced a sporting spectacular that’s been filled to the brim with anticipation and excitement. Amid the thrill of the football field and the energy of the athletics track, our local sports heroes have given us ample reason to celebrate and reflect. Excitement among Lincoln City supporters is building as
Five things to keep an eye on in the EFL this weekend, including struggles for Watford’s latest boss and Southampton’s search for lift-off.
Premier League champions Liverpool will play FA Cup winners Crystal Palace in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup.
There was delight in disappointment after Lincoln City nearly upstaged world club champions Chelsea in the EFL Cup, says Imps goalscorer Rob Street.
It’s been a monumental week in the world of sport in Lincolnshire. Our local talent has brought immense pride to the community through remarkable achievements on both national and international platforms. Gratitude is owed to these athletes for their tremendous performances that have led to an upsurge in community spirit. To begin with, the sprints
Great Britain’s Amy Hunt announces herself on the global stage by claiming a stunning 200m silver in her first major final at the World Championships in Tokyo.
Scunthorpe United sign Hull City forward Tyrell Sellars-Fleming on a one-month loan deal.
Lincoln City assistant head coach Tom Shaw signs a new contract with the League One club until the summer of 2029.
Six-try England beat Scotland to set up World Cup semi-final against France
It’s been a remarkable week for sports in Lincolnshire! Our local teams and athletes have collectively instilled a sense of community pride through successes on the football fields and horse trials. The spotlight first turns on Boston United who has enhanced their team by acquiring the former Grimsby defender, Matty Carson. With Carson recently leaving
Boston United sign former Burnley player Matty Carson after the left-back’s departure from League Two club Grimsby Town.
Non-league Tulips men’s team is preparing to play its first game on the new artificial pitch.
