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The Cleveland Cavaliers have faced many injuries already as we approach the halfway point in the 2023-24 NBA season. The Cavs have had to battle and scrap their way through many of their current wins.

Liverpool legend was watching their scores programme from home, before he realised a rather amusing, but very easily made, mistake from the broadcaster. At the bottom of the page, Sky Sports cited a nasty hamstring injury to Lazio and Italy striker Ciro Immobile.

Football fans were left fuming as Sky Sports News switched from their usual coverage to show Boris Johnson's resignation speech. Reports emerged on Thursday morning that Johnson would resign as Conservative party leader following a tumultuous few days in Downing Street.

Sadio Mane from Liverpool to Bayern Munich by trying to get an interview with the wrong man entirely. The 30-year-old forward pushed for a new challenge away from Liverpool following six seasons at the club during a time in which he won the Premier League and Champions League as well as both domestic cups.

What did you make of the cringey Sky Sports News segment? Let us know in the comments sectionThe transfer window officially opened on Friday, but deals have already been wrapped up in the Premier League. The biggest deal of the summer is undoubtedly Manchester City's capture of Erling Haaland, while Liverpool have also strengthened by bringing in Fabio Carvalho.Tottenham have made two signings already with Ivan Perisic and Fraser Forster both putting pen-to-paper in north London.Despite those moves, some of the Premier League's big-hitters are yet to open their chequebook.

NBA Today, host Malika Andrews and WNBA player turned analyst Chiney Ogwumike are applying full-court pressure, Ari Lennox–style, to professional basketball news. “And we do it with some flavor,” Ogwumike says.The rising stars understand that sometimes in sports media, you have to be seen before you’re heard—and both Ogwumike and Andrews take the responsibility of making sure that Black women are seen, seriously.

Sky Sports News.Viewers were left concerned about the presenter after they thought she was crying on live TV.The 42-year-old became visibly emotional following a segment featuring several sports stars that have been impacted by Russia's aggressive invasion of Ukraine this week. McQueen, the daughter of former Manchester United and Leeds defender Gordon, was wearing a blue top and a yellow skirt as a show support for the war-torn country.And she addressed the moment on social media, saying she was "a little embarrassed" but her maternal instincts got the better of her.In an Instagram post, she wrote: "I’ve covered many tragic stories on Sky Sports over the years and pride myself on remaining professional and keeping emotions in check but for some reason yesterday really got to me."Since becoming a mother I guess I think about the world differently and have definitely become a lot more sensitive.

Who should replace Bryan Swanson at Sky Sports News? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section"Thank you for the memories - stay safe."Swanson's exit comes amid plenty of changes at Sky Sports.Jobs were reportedly set to be at risk - although there is no indictation that Swanson's was one of them.Earlier this month, a Sky spokesperson said: "We are proposing to reshape Sky Sports and Sky Sports News for the future.“This may result in some roles being made redundant, and the creation of some new roles.

Daily Star Sport looks at what some of the biggest names from Sky Sports News are doing now since leaving the show.Charlie Webster nearly died in 2016 after she was struck down with a rare form of malaria.A Sky Sports News presenter until 2014, the 38-year has since fronted coverage on other channels of numerous sports including boxing, motorsport, darts, cycling, triathlon and strongman.But she contracted malaria while presenting from the Rio de Janiero Olympics five years ago and was put into a medically induced coma, with doctors fearing the worst.As medics fought to save her, Charlie could hear everything - including conversations about her impending death."I could hear when I was in the coma, it was incredibly distressing, I was also

Manchester United crowned Europa League winners.

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Manchester United’s senior stars would watch Sky Sports News for transfer updates about their own club during the tenure of Sir Alex Ferguson. The Red Devils, who won 13 Premier League titles between 1993 and 2013, would regularly make the perfect signings in order to continue their progression.

Chelsea’s Reece James and Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford were subject to racist abuse on social media last month.

Sky Sports News presenter Dharmesh Sheth has perfectly summed up why the Premier League cannot be decided on current standings - using Manchester United’s top four chase as a prime example to show how Liverpool shouldn’t be handed the title.