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IN THE midst of a turgid season, Leicester City have picked up another unwanted accolade.

Ruud van Nistelrooy‘s Foxes sit 19th in the table with 17 points from 30 games played, only slightly better than Derby County‘s 2007-08 campaign – their 11 points the fewest in Premier League history.

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While they may not be the worst Premier League side ever, they have picked up another unwanted piece of history after losing 2-0 to Manchester City on Wednesday night.

Jack Grealish opened the scoring after just four minutes with his first goal since December 2023, which he later donated to his late brother.

Omar Marmoush doubled the Champions’ lead in the second half.

His contribution marked the 25th time this season that Leicester had conceded first in a match, more than any other team in Premier League history.

They surpass previous record holders Ipswich Town, who in 1994-95 conceded first in 24 of their 38 games on their way to a 22nd place finish.

That record had stood for thirty years.

Defence, unsurprisingly, is among Leicester’s leading problem areas as they stare down the barrel at a prompt return to the Championship.

They have not kept a clean sheet since since beating Bournemouth 1-0 in their seventh match of the season.

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They are also on track to concede a club record number of Premier League goals this season, having shipped 67 so far.

The score to beat is 80 goals against, a record set as Leicester were relegated alongside Ipswich in 1994-95.

That leaves Leicester with eight matches to concede less than 13 goals – a tall order as Van Nistelrooy’s leaky backline have conceded an average of 2.3 goals per game in their last 10 outings.

They failed to score in eight of those 10 matches, most recently finding the back of the net in a 2-1 FA Cup defeat at Old Trafford on February 7, almost two months ago.

One must look even further back for their most recent win, which came away to Tottenham Hotspur in late January after goals from Jamie Vardy and Bilal El Khannouss.

Van Nistelrooy has won just three of 20 matches since taking over from Steve Cooper in December, with Leicester now twelve points adrift of safety.

The Dutchman took over the club after a brief stint as Manchester United‘s interim manager during which he won three of four games before Ruben Amorim was signed from Sporting CP.

ALAN BROGAN believes “promotion and scheduling in GAA isn’t right” and pointed to a League of Ireland match as an example of how it should be done.

St Patrick’s Athletic host champions Shelbourne in a bumper Premier Division clash on Friday night at Richmond Park.

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Stephen Kenny‘s men are top of the table going into the weekend, with Damien Duff‘s side in fourth but just one point adrift.

The game will be shown live on Virgin Media Two and is expected to draw a large crowd to Inchicore.

The build-up to the game has been observed by Brogan, who won three All-Ireland titles and 11 Leinster championships with Dublin.

And he took to Twitter to suggest the League of Ireland is succeeding where the GAA is failing when it comes to promotion.

He said: “I’m seeing more exposure on Pats Shels tomorrow night than I did for a National League Final last Sunday with arguably one of the top 3 footballers we have ever sen [sic] centre stage in Croke Park.

“Promotion and Schedulig [sic] of fixtures in GAA not working at the moment.”

Last weekend’s Allianz League finals drew attention for the crowd that turned out to Croke Park for the meeting of Kerry and Mayo.

Jack O’Connor’s men outlasted Kevin McStay’s troops in front of just over 21,500 people at GAAHQ.

Attendances have become an issue in recent years, with just over 21,000 fans coming out for the double header Leinster SFC semi-finals last year.

And it has led the provincial council to make the decision to move the last four OUT of Croke Park.

Ticket prices for the games have been cut to €15 and Leinster GAA chief Derek Kent hopes the switch breathes life into a competition that Dublin have won 14 times on the spin.

He said: “The logic behind it was that we were playing games in Croke Park with half or quarter of an empty stadium. The atmosphere wasn’t there.

“Dublin will travel anywhere. They’re a county that has no issue travelling anywhere.

“It’s not about levelling the playing field. It’s about giving the support better value and an atmosphere that will suit semi-finals.

“A provincial ground will get some rebate back on what they’ve spent.

“At the end of the day, we can go out to provincial grounds which are all up to standard.

“The point I’m making is that going out there is a win-win for everybody.

“It’s a win-win for supporters and it’s a win-win for the county boards.”

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HOUSEHOLDS should be aware of all the energy firms giving households free electricity this month.

It comes as Ofgem‘s energy price cap has risen by approximately 6%, adding an extra £111 per year to the average household bill.

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Around 22million households on standard variable tariffs which are subject to the price cap, and will see their bills rise from £1,738 to £1,849 per year.

And it isn’t the only household bill to have surged during what many are calling “Awful April” – follow our series to find out more.

But a number of energy suppliers have launched schemes which can help customers save on their bill.

For starters, EDF is giving customers up to four days of free electricity through its s Sunday Saver challenges.

This is a scheme where customers can earn free electricity on Sundays by shifting the electricity they use during the week.

It’s April challenge will see customers rewarded with free electricity on on four Sundays from April 20.

These will include April 20 and 27 and May 4 and 11.

To participate, EDF customers need to can sign up from now until April 6, before the challenge begins on April 7.

To take part in the challenge customers need to move their electricity use away from the weekday peak hours of 4pm to 7pm.

The more electricity customers shift away from these hours, the more free electricity they can earn, with between four and 16 hours on offer.

This will then added as credit to their account.

You can find out more by searching for “Sunday Savers” on the EDF website.

Elsewhere, British Gas offers half-price electricity through its PeakSave scheme on Sundays between 11am-4pm.

The scheme rewards customers for shifting their electricity usage to times when there’s less demand.

To sign up customers need to be a British Gas customers, have a smart meter and then register online for the PeakSave scheme.

Customers can do this by visiting, www.britishgas.co.uk/energy/peak.

And the major energy firm is giving customers an extra chance to save tomorrow for PeakSave users. .

Customers can enjoy half price electricity between 12:30pm and 14:30pm.

This is because as windy conditions have resulted in more renewable energy being available.

This will come on top of the regular half price scheme it runs on Sunday.

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Meanwhile, ScottishPower offers half-price electricity at weekends to its smart meter customers on both Saturday and Sunday.

Those registered for Power Saver will receive the discounted rate every Saturday and Sunday between 11am and 4pm.

Scottish Power will then credit your bill with money you’ve saved.

To join the scheme you will need to have a smart meter and then register for the scheme online.

You can register online by visting /www.scottishpower.co.uk/login?go=/hem/power-saver-eligibility-checker.

Elsewhere, Ovo Energy offers customers the chance to win free energy if they reduce their consumption during peak times.

The Power Move offer gives customers the chance to win up to £2,000 of free energy if they use 85% or more of their energy at off-peak times.

For every month a customer’s peak energy usage is less than 15% they are entered into a prize draw.

Five customers win the top prize of £2,000 worth of energy to use over one year, with 200 winning £50 prizes and 22,850 receiving £2 of free energy.

Meanwhile, Octopus Energy customers who are signed up for the “Octoplus” can take part in free electricity sessions when wholesale prices fall below zero.

The sessions last an hour, and customers can use electricity for free and receive credits for using more than they typically would.

All customers with a smart meter, including smart prepay meters, receive an alert the day before each session.

When the session begins, they can ramp up their electricity usage – whether it’s charging gadgets, running a laundry marathon, or any other household activity.

Any extra electricity consumed beyond their normal usage will be credited back to their account.

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OUSTED Strictly Come Dancing star, Wynne Evans, will be performing with another axed star in a new role.

Wynne, 53, will be one of the headliners alongside former Strictly pro dancer, Giovanni Pernice at the Wight Proms festival.

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Welsh tenor Wynne Evans has landed a new gig[/caption]

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It comes after he was sacked from the Strictly Come Dancing tour[/caption]

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Wynne will sing at the Wights Proms festival[/caption]

The Welsh tenor was sacked from the Strictly live tour and suspended from his BBC Radio Wales show last month following accusations he used inappropriate language.

He was also now reportedly axed from his lucrative GoCompare advert deal.

The Wights Proms festival will run on the Isle of Wight from August 12 – 17.

Wynne is headlining the final night of the Proms where he’ll sing with G4 singer, Mike Christie, and the Wight Proms Orchestra.

Giovanni will headline the Saturday night performance, where he will talk about his life and career.

The announcement of their headlining gig was made to the official Wight Proms Festival Instagram account where people shared their thoughts.

“Great line-up! Well done Wight Proms,” wrote one person in the comments section.

“Come on Wynne, missing you x” added another.

And a third wrote: “brilliant Wynne.”

Wynne was sacked earlier this year a sexual comment during the tour’s press launch and accusations he used inappropriate language to pro dancer Janette Manrara.

But Wynne has vowed to fight to save his reputation and told friends he would take the BBC to a tribunal if he lost his radio job.

He also reportedly felt he’d been knifed by the BBC over his Strictly tour axe.

Most recently, Wynne shared a cryptic post about the “truth” as he fights to save his career.

Taking to social media this week, Wynne shared a close-up grinning selfie as he went about his morning routine and the hashtag “Truth will out” despite it appearing to have no connection to the other messages in his post.

Just a few hours later, Wynne made reference to the truth once more.

The opera singer shared a comment from a fan which read: “We all miss you.”

Wynne then replied with: “I miss you all very very much ‘TruthWins #Wynners.”

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Wynne competed with Katya Jones on Strictly[/caption]

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Giovanni Pernice who was also ousted from Strictly will perform at the Wight Proms[/caption]