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      Man City vs West Ham FREE: Live stream, TV channel, kick-off time, team news for Premier League clash

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      RUNAWAY league leaders Man City host in-form West Ham in an intriguing contest.
      David Moyes’ Hammers are unbeaten in their last four league games and sit fourth in the Premier League.

      Raheem Sterling’s City take on West Ham at the Etihad
      When is Man City vs West Ham?
      Man City vs West Ham will take place on Saturday, February 27.
      The match kicks off at 12.30pm GMT.
      The Etihad Stadium – with no fans in attendance – plays host

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      What TV channel and live stream is Man City vs West Ham on?
      Man City vs West Ham will be broadcast live on BT Sport 1.
      BT Sport begin their coverage at 11.30am.
      How can I watch Man City vs West Ham for FREE?
      EE customers can get BT Sport INCLUDED to their plan at no extra cost if they are on a plan with Smart Benefits – simply log in to EE and choose BT Sport app.
      And then get it on the big screen by texting SPORT to 150 to get a FREE three-month trial of Large Screen so you can cast all the action on your TV.
      At the end of the three months you will automatically roll onto the £5 per month BT Sport Large Screen subscription unless cancelled.
      What is the team news?
      Pep Guardiola is be assessing his City squad after their Champions League Last 16 first-leg tie victory at Borussia Monchengladbach durign the week.

      While Andriy Yarmolenko (knee), Angelo Ogbonna (ankle) and Arthur Masuaku (knee) all miss out for the visitors.
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      Mike Tyson vs Frank Bruno documentary: UK start time, TV channel and live stream for TONIGHT’s film

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      MIKE TYSON and Frank Bruno’s legendary feud has been made into a blockbuster documentary.
      The film will show a brand new interview between Iron Mike and Bruno, as the boxing greats catch up on their memorable two fights.

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      Frank Bruno was twice stopped by Mike Tyson
      When is Bruno vs Tyson documentary?
      The Sky documentary Bruno v Tyson is released TONIGHT, February 26.
      The new film will be available to watch from 9pm on Sky Documentaries and Now TV.
      If you miss the original broadcast, Sky customers can watch back on demand at any time.

      Tyson was victorious in their first fight by fifth-round stoppage in 1989 and won their second bout inside three rounds in 1996. Both fights took place in Las Vegas.
      It was the final fight of former world champ Bruno’s illustrious career.

      Mike Tyson’s incredible bodyweight workout routine
      What have they said?
      Ben Hirsch, director: “Frank was keen to do the documentary not just for entertainment purposes, but because there was unfinished business.
      “They hadn’t had a proper chat since their second fight. Tyson ended Frank’s career.

      “Frank wanted to close this chapter of his life. He was really keen to catch up with Tyson to talk.
      “It was like two old friends – they were completely natural with each other.
      “Because they were talking to each other, they opened up more honestly. I think they both see themselves in the other.
      “For the majority of their chat we just sat back and let them talk. It’s their story, they know it best.
      “They had a very natural, honest conversation.” More

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      Formula E – 2021 Teams, drivers and stats guide ahead of new season

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      FORMULA E’s new season begins on Friday with its first ever night race in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
      Ahead of the double header inRiyadh, SunSport have given you a break down of all the teams and drivers in what is a highly competitive grid.

      Formula E will begin the new season under the lights in Saudi ArabiaCredit: Formula E
      AUDI SPORT ABT SCHAEFFLER
      Races 69, Wins 12, Podiums 43
      Lucas DI GRASSI #11
      Races 69, Wins 10, Podiums 32
      René RAST #33
      Races 7, Wins 0, Podiums 1
      BMWi ANDRETTI MOTORSPORT
      Races 69, Wins 4, Podiums 14
      Maximilian GUENTHER #28
      Races 21, Wins 2, Podiums 3
      Jake DENNIS #27
      Races 0, Wins 0, Podiums 0
      DRAGON / PENSKE AUTOSPORT
      Races 69, Wins 2, Podiums 9
      Nico MUELLER #6
      Races 10, Wins 0, Podiums 0
      Sérgio SETTE C MARA #7
      Races 6, Wins 0, Podiums 0
      DS TECHEETAH
      Races 48, Wins 12, Podiums 31
      António Félix DA COSTA #13
      Races 65, Wins 5, Podiums 11
      Jean-Éric VERGNE #25
      Races 67, Wins 9, Podiums 23
      ENVISION VIRGIN RACING
      Races 69, Wins 11, Podiums 29
      Robin FRIJNS #4
      Races 45, Wins 2, Podiums 7
      Nick CASSIDY #37
      Races 0, Wins 0, Podiums 0
      JAGUAR RACING
      Races 48, Wins 2, Podiums 6
      Sam BIRD #10
      Races 69, Wins 9, Podiums 19
      Mitch EVANS #20
      Races 48, Wins 2, Podiums 6
      MAHINDRA RACING
      Races 69, Wins 4, Podiums 18
      Alexander SIMS #29
      Races 24, Wins 1 Podiums 2
      Alex LYNN #94
      Races 27, Wins 0, Podiums 0
      MERCEDES-EQ FORMULA E TEAM
      Races 24, Wins 1, Podiums 5
      Stoffel VANDOORNE #5
      Races 24, Wins 1, Podiums 4
      Nyck DE VRIES #17
      Races 11, Wins 0, Podiums 1

      NIO 333 FORMULA E TEAM
      Races 69, Wins 2, Podiums 6
      Oliver TURVEY #8
      Races 58, Wins 0, Podiums 1
      Tom BLOMQVIST #88
      Races 8, Wins 0, Podiums 0
      NISSAN E.DAMS

      Races 69, Wins 17, Podiums 37
      Oliver ROWLAND #22
      Races 25, Wins 1, Podiums 3
      Sébastien BUEMI #23
      Races 67, Wins 13, Podiums 29
      ROKiT VENTURI RACING
      Races 69 Wins 1 Podiums 6
      Edoardo MORTARA #48
      Races 33, Wins 1, Podiums 3
      Norman NATO #71
      Races 0, Wins 0, Podiums 0
      TAG HEUER PORSCHE
      Races 11, Wins 0, Podiums 2 D
      André LOTTERER #36
      Races 36, Wins 0, Podiums 6
      Pascal WEHRLEIN #99
      Races 17, Wins 0, Podiums 1
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      Formula E – 2021 season seven guide: Everything you need to know – Driver changes, race calendar and rule changes

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      FORMULA E is planning to dazzle in the dark as the series kicks off season seven with their first night race.
      Set on the streets of Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, the 2.49km track will be illuminated by energy-saving LED bulbs.

      Mercedes’ FE enter their second season in the all-electric seasonCredit: Formula E

      Friday evening’s race will be the first in a double-header in Diriyah, which promises the most competitive line-up in motor racing.
      With 12 teams, including 10 manufacturers, there are a total of 24 drivers looking to take the title, currently held by Antonio Felix Da Costa.
      What is new for 2021?
      There are three new drivers as 25-year-old British racing driver, Jake Dennis has joined BMW i Andretti Motorsport swelling the UK’s representation to seven.
      New Zealand’s Nick Cassidy has joined British team Envision Virgin Racing while Frenchman Norman Nato has signed for Monaco-based ROKiT Venturi Racing.

      Any other moves?
      Brit Sam Bird has joined Jaguar from Virgin while former F1 driver Felipe Massa has left Venturi.
      René Rast has been promoted to permanent driver for Audi, replacing axed Daniel Abt.
      Pascal Wehrlein has joined TAG Heuer Porsche and Alexander Sims is now driving for Mahindra Racing and has been joined by fellow Brit Alex Lynn.
      Sérgio Sette Câmara was signed by Dragon / Penske Autosport on a permanent basis while Tom Blomqvist has replaced Ma Qinghua at NIO 333.

      Two-time FE champion Jean-Eric Vergne during testing under the lights in Saudi ArabiaCredit: Formula E
      Any new races?
      Two new destinations are expected to host ePrixs this season, although the calendar is still subject to change.
      Nonetheless, there is another first in that FE are poised to race on a permanent track for the first time – as opposed to a temporary street circuit.
      The Valencia ePrix is scheduled for April 24th and will take place at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo.
      The Seoul ePrix is also due to make its debut on the calendar after the race was postponed last year.
      So there are two new races, but there will be no French ePrix, as that has already been cancelled.

      Formula E calendar – next season

      1) Diriyah Saudi Arabia February 26, 2021
      2) Diriyah Saudi Arabia February 27, 2021
      3) Rome* Italy April 10, 2021
      4) Valencia* Spain April 24, 2021
      5) Monaco* Monaco May 8, 2021
      6) Marrakesh Morocco May 22, 2021
      7) Santiago Chile June 5, 2021
      8) Santiago Chile June 6, 2021
      *Subject to circuit homologation

      Anything else?
      Powertrains – battery and motors to everyone else – have also seen a tweak to the rules.
      To help team’s financially, they have been offered one of two solutions.
      The cheaper option of sticking with their powertrain from the 2019/2020 season and bringing a new package later in the season.

      Or choose a new powertrain and stick stick with the design for two years.
      Audi, Virgin, Porsche, Jaguar, BMW i Andretti, Mahindra, Mercedes, Venturi and NIO have all taken the second option to bring new powertrains.
      DS TECHEETAH, Nissan and Dragon meanwhile have decided to start the season with their current equipment and play their hand later this season.
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      Canelo Alvarez vs Yildirim: UK start time CONFIRMED, DAZN live stream, TV channel and full undercard info

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      CANELO returns to the ring this weekend, just two months after battering Brit Callum Smith.
      But before a HUGE clash against Billy Joe Saunders this summer, the Mexican superstar must first defend his super-middleweight titles against Turk Avni Yildirim.

      Canelo and Yildirim do battle this weekend in Miami
      When is Canelo vs Yildirim?
      Canelo vs Avni Yildirim takes place on Saturday, February 27.
      The ring walk time is expected at around 4am UK time (11pm ET), though this depends on the length of the undercard fights.
      The Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida plays host. It is the home of the Miami Dolphins.
      What TV channel and live stream is Canelo vs Yildirim on?

      DAZN will be broadcasting the fight live in the UK.
      Subscribe for £1.99 per month for the DAZN app and watch on games consoles, smart TVs, phones or computers.
      DAZN’s coverage begins at midnight (7pm ET).

      The fight will take place at the home of the Miami Dolphins
      Who is fighting on the undercard?
      Saul Alvarez vs Avni Yildirim (WBA & WBC world super-middleweight titles)
      Julio Cesar Martinez vs McWilliams Arroyo (WBC world flyweight title)
      Zhilei Zhang vs Jerry Forrest (heavyweight)
      Diego Pacheco vs Rodolfo Gomez Jr (super-middleweight)
      Alexis Espino vs Ashton Sykes (super-middleweight)
      Marc Castro vs  Raul Corona (super-featherweight)
      Aaron Aponte vs Harry Gigliotti (super-lightweight)
      Keyshawn Davis vs Lester Brown (lightweight)
      What have they said?
      Canelo, on the prospect of a fight against WBO titlist Billy Joe Saunders and unifying the super-middleweight division: “It’s important for me and my trainer Eddy [Reynoso], because very few people have achieved becoming undisputed champions.

      “And that’s a short-term goal for us. To win all the titles at 168 pounds. Obviously, no Mexican has ever done it. So that’s our short-term goal, to keep making history. And that’s what we want. Eddy and I have always wanted the best. And we want to keep making history.” More

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      Man Utd vs Real Sociedad: Live stream FREE, TV channel, team news and kick-off time for big Europa League clash TONIGHT

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      MANCHESTER UNITED face Real Sociedad in the Europa League tonight with a four-goal cushion after the first leg.
      The Red Devils were superb in Turin last time out and will be looking to continue their quest for silverware with a routine performance at Old Trafford.

      Man Utd beat Real Sociedad 4-0 in the first legCredit: AFP OR LICENSORS
      What time does Man Utd vs Real Sociedad kick-off?
      Kick-off is at 8pm GMT tonight.
      The game will take place in Manchester at Old Trafford.
      There will be no fans in attendance at the game.
      What channel is it on and can it be live streamed?
      The game will be shown live on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport Ultimate.
      You can live stream the clash from the BT Sport app, which is available for download on your mobile or tablet device.
      Can I watch for FREE?
      EE customers can get BT Sport INCLUDED to their plan at no extra cost if they are on a plan with Smart Benefits – simply log in to EE and choose BT Sport app.
      And then get it on the big screen by texting SPORT to 150 to get a FREE three-month trial of Large Screen so you can cast all the action on your TV.
      At the end of the three months you will automatically roll onto the £5 per month BT Sport Large Screen subscription unless cancelled.

      Team news

      United will be without Paul Pogba, while Scott McTominay could also miss out for the Homs side.
      Donny van de Beek and Edinson Cavani are also trying to shake off knocks before the clash with Sociedad.

      Harry Maguire may be given a rest as he is a yellow card away from being suspended from the first leg of the last-16.
      Robin le Normand is out for Sociedad because of a suspension while Joseba Zaluda has a hamstring injury.

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      Arsenal vs Benfica FREE: Live stream, TV channel, team news and kick-off time for TONIGHT’S Europa League tie

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      ARSENAL take on Benfica in their Europa League last-32 second leg tie this week.
      The Gunners draw 1-1 with the Portuguese side in the first leg but need a win at the Emirates to secure qualification to the last-16.

      Arsenal drew the first leg with Benfica 1-1Credit: Reuters
      What time does Arsenal vs Benfica kick-off?
      Kick-off is at 5.55pm GMT today.
      The game will take place at the Stadio Georgios Karaiskakis in Piraeus, Greece, rather than in London at the Emirates because of coronavirus restrictions.
      What channel is it on and can it be live streamed?
      The game will be shown live on BT Sport 1.
      You can stream the action from the BT Sport app, which can be downloaded onto your mobile or tablet device.
      Can I watch for FREE?
      EE customers can get BT Sport INCLUDED to their plan at no extra cost if they are on a plan with Smart Benefits – simply log in to EE and choose BT Sport app.
      And then get it on the big screen by texting SPORT to 150 to get a FREE three-month trial of Large Screen so you can cast all the action on your TV.
      At the end of the three months you will automatically roll onto the £5 per month BT Sport Large Screen subscription unless cancelled.

      Team news

      Thomas Partey won’t be available for the Gunners once again because of a hamstring problem.
      Rob Holding is also unlikely to take part because of a concussion he sustained in the 1-0 loss to Manchester City last weekend.
      Dani Ceballos, Emile Smith Rowe, Gabriel and David Luiz can all expect starts in Mikel Arteta’s side.
      Benfica have Jardel and Andre Almeida out with injuries while Julian Weigl is fine to play after his suspension.

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      Europa League Last 16 draw – date, UK start time, TV channel, live stream FREE, restrictions and seedings

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      THE EUROPA LEAGUE is down to the Last 16 draw.
      And from this round there are NO country restrictions, so we could see an all-Premier League clash.

      The Europa League is down to the final 16
      When is the Europa League draw?
      The Europa League Last 16 draw takes place on Friday, February 26.
      The draw will start at 12pm UK time – this is 1pm local time.
      The House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland, hosts the draw.
      What TV channel and live stream is the Europa League draw on?

      The Europa League draw will be live streamed for FREE on Uefa’s official website.
      While BT Sport 2 will also be showing the draw for subscribers.
      Which teams are in the Last 16 draw?
      Tottenham (ENG)
      Dynamo Kyiv (UKR) / Club Brugge (BEL)
      Real Sociedad (ESP) / Manchester United (ENG)
      Benfica (POR) / Arsenal (ENG)
      Red Star Belgrade (SRB) / AC Milan (ITA)
      Antwerp (BEL) / Rangers (SCO)
      Slavia Prague (CZE) / Leicester (ENG)
      Salzburg (AUT) / Villarreal (ESP)
      Braga (POR) / Roma (ITA)
      Krasnodar (RUS) / Dinamo Zagreb (CRO)
      Young Boys (SUI) / Leverkusen (GER)
      Molde (NOR) / Hoffenheim (GER)
      Granada (ESP) / Napoli (ITA)
      Maccabi Tel-Aviv (ISR) / Shakhtar Donetsk (UKR)
      LOSC Lille (FRA) / Ajax (NED)
      Olympiacos (GRE) / PSV Eindhoven (NED)

      Jose Mourinho’s Spurs are in the draw after beating Wolfsberger
      Are there any country restrictions?
      No – two teams from the same division can now face each other from this stage meaning we could see Arsenal vs Man Utd should both teams make it.
      There are no seedings from the Last 16 in the Europa League.

      When are the fixtures?
      The first legs take place on Thursday March 11, while the second legs are a week later on Thursday March 18.
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