As the Soccer Saturday panel prepare for another final day fling, where will the traditional end of season drama occur? With Manchester United having won the title in a canter and second and third places are resolved, all eyes will be on White Hart Lane and St. James' Park where the battle for the final Champions League spot will be won and lost.

This weekend can't possibly match the drama of the final day last season, which culminated in Martin Tyler's iconic "Aguerooooo" commentary. However, the 'north London shoot-out' for the Champions League should still be pretty dramatic.

A year ago I was extremely fortunate to commentate on the dramatic and historic moment when Manchester City grabbed the Barclays Premier League crown with virtually the last kick of the season. I was very proud to play a smaller role in the exceptional Sky Sports coverage of Sir Alex Ferguson's last home game as Manchester United's manager.

Another week and another laugh at the expense of Fifa president Sepp Blatter, who, eight days after his Twitter account was hacked, was labelled "quee...

Jamie Carragher will join Sky Sports as a pundit for their football coverage next season in what promises to be a lively affair alongside the revered ...

Everything is set up perfectly for the 77th Masters. Tiger Woods, a four-time champion, is at the top of the world rankings thanks to three victories this year. Despite all of his success over the last 13 months, Woods is still looking for his first major championship since 2008.

As the old adage goes, to never meet your heroes, so it transpires as ESPN sit astride their proverbial horse and ride into the British sporting sunset. They arrived as great American conquerors who would finally give Rupert Murdoch's monopoly a bloody nose and more. As it is, they have conceded to their great rivals and stepped aside for a younger challenger.

Match play is the ultimate head to head battle, a fierce gladiatorial contest. There's passion, focus, rivalry, excitement, tactics, strategy, and dare I say it (in the most gentlemanly of sports) sometimes a sprinkling of gamesmanship.

Sky Sports News presenters were forced to apologise on behalf of pundit Dermot Gallagher after he suggested the referee of the Celtic-Juventus Champio...

Time is fast running out for British football clubs to do their business in the January transfer window with many desperate to find players who can transform their season. It's the time of year when managers are desperate to attract new talent, while others will go to great lengths to hang on to their star players.

Let's get some things straight: Table tennis and ping pong are the same thing, except on specific occasions when they are not. The World Championship of Ping Pong is such an event. Whether that's a good thing depends on who you ask.

The first item on the agenda for the new year column is to reflect on the Women's World Open Championships. It was a late finish for the girls, the final being played on the 21st of December, and the event didn't disappoint.

His all-round knowledge of the game and impartial (almost) analysis is without doubt the best available to UK viewers. He mixes his down-to-earth persona with a wide array of facts and analysis to a joyous affect and - compared to his peers - makes the break in live action all the more bearable.

Sky Sports has strongly denied that it will be placing reporters with listening devices among Liverpool and Manchester United fans during today's Prem...

Jenson Button, Fernando Alonso, Nico Rosberg, Sebastien Vettel, Pastor Maldonado, Mark Webber and Lewis Hamilton have each won a race this year, and we are only seven races into the 2012 Formula 1 World Championship.

The careers of commentators Andy Gray and Richard Keys appeared to be over after their sacking from Sky over sexist remarks caught on camera, but the ...

F1 2012 looks set to be a very open championship. We've had four race winners so far and drivers such as Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber are not in that list of four. Kimi could win this year, and Michael Schumacher must surely break his winning drought. So many more questions are to be answered this year, and there are still 16 races to go...

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Premier League, the organisation has asked fans of English football's top tier to nominate their most memorab...

Poor old Kenny Dalglish - he thought on his return to Liverpool FC that he was managing a football team: a bit of buying, a bit of selling, 4-4-2 or 4-5-1 and the odd half-time tantrum (tea cups optional).

Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button locked out the front row of the Australian Grand Prix grid to give McLaren the perfect start to the new Formula One s...