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Ealing: 'Football makes me happy' says refugee girl, 9, banned from the game in Afghanistan as she plays in Football Festival hosted by Actonians LFC and Abresham FC

By Guest

22nd May 2022 | Local Sport

Each player was given a T-shirt with the message, 'Football Welcomes Everyone' in both English and Dari, the language of Afghanistan, written on the front, provided by StootzPrinting.

Afghan refugee girls play football as Actonians LFC and Abresham FC co-host Football Festival with Amnesty International .

Monty’s Spin on: The future of English cricket under Rob Key plus possible returns for James Anderson and Stuart Broad

By Isabel Millett

14th Apr 2022 | Local Sport

Monty Panesar gives his view on Rob Key’s role in the future of English cricket plus a possible return for James Anderson and Stuart Broad.

Why Rob Key could be the new managing director of the England and Wales Cricket Board now Alec Stewart is out of the race.

Monty's Spin On: The remarkable journey of Sophie Ecclestone

By Isabel Millett

4th Apr 2022 | Local Sport

Ex-England cricketer Monty Panesar has a regular column for one of our sister sites, Twickenham Nub News. This week, he discusses Sophie Ecclestone's journey to the World Cup.

England's brilliant young spinner, Sophie Ecclestone, has become the number one bowler in the ICC Women's Rankings during the World Cup.

Ealing: Brentford FC Trust launch free women's football sessions at Gunnersbury Park

By Hannah Davenport

7th Jan 2022 | Local Sport

The Wednesday sessions will take place at Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub. (Image: Brentford FC)

Brentford FC Community Sports Trust has launched new recreational sessions for female footballers at Gunnersbury Park, to kick-off 2022.

They will run every Wednesday, with the first held last night.

Brentford FC match against Manchester United postponed due to Covid-19 outbreak

By Hannah Davenport

15th Dec 2021 | Local Sport

The game was due to take place tonight, Tuesday 14 December at Brentford Community Stadium. (Image: Ed Carruthers)

Tonight's match between Brentford FC and Manchester United has been postponed due to an outbreak of Covid-19 within Manchester United's squad.

In a statement issued yesterday night by Manchester United, positive Covid-19 tests have been confirmed among their first-team staff and players, and the outbreak requires ongoing surveillance.