Goalscorer Jermain Defoe 'emotional' on England return after Bradley Lowery reuinion

Roker Report There's no two ways about it - Sunderland, right now, are going down without a fight. David Moyes looks just as uninspired as his tactics, whilst the players on the pitch lack fight and look like a group that aren't exactly sure what exactly is required of them.

Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed he still gets worked up watching Manchester United – but only when they play arch rivals Liverpool and Manchester City . Ferguson was in charge at United for 26-and-a-half years until he stepped down in 2013 having won 13 Premier League titles, five FA Cups two Champions League crowns and four League Cups. Although Ferguson, 75, said he does not get over-excited watching United since he has retired, he did admit to getting worked up whenever his former side take on Liverpool and City - their biggest games of the season. (Photo: REUTERS) Sir Alex Ferguson concedes the Europa League is Manchester United's best chance of Champions League next season “The only time I get a bit anxious is when we play Liverpool and Manchester City, because those are the biggest games,” said Ferguson.

Photo via Getty Images After an outstanding debut for England in their 1-0 friendly defeat to Germany last Wednesday night, followed up by another appearance against Lithuania at the weekend, pundits and fans have been mulling over Michael Keane's international future. Impressing from the off Keane caught the eye in two different systems for England, recording his first clean sheet for his national side on Sunday. ​Keane giving Cahill and others something to think about ​"I thought he played really well in that first half against Germany, in that little slot either side of the central defender. After two impressive performances for England, Keane has certainly given the impression that he has the composure and quality to perform at the international level.

“It’s always a big challenge when you come up against Jermain Defoe,” said Watford defender Cathcart. Jermain Defoe and the rest of the England 20+ goals club Monday, 27th March 2017 JERMAIN DEFOE scored his 20th England goal at the weekend, but who else has reached that landmark? 1 / 22 GETTY Jermain Defoe (Tottenham, Portsmouth, Sunderland) - 20 “He seems to have got better with age” Watford defender Craig Cathcart “He is deadly in the box so you can’t afford to give him chances as he is such a good finisher. “I’m really looking forward to the game, especially on the back of Northern Ireland getting such a good result, as you always like testing yourself against quality strikers like Jermain Defoe,” added Cathcart.

The UK has condemned the arrest of Russian dissident and opposition leader Alexei Navalny as he was sentenced to 15 days in prison on Monday (27 March). He was detained alongside hundreds of protesters and journalists at the rally after Russian police declared the protest "illegal". In a statement released by Britain's Foreign Office, a spokesperson said: "The UK is concerned by the detention on 26 March of hundreds of Russian citizens following organised protests, which included journalists and opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Following Sunday's arrest and in addition to the 15-day sentence, Navalny was given a 20,000-rouble (£280) fine for disobeying police orders.