Kris Boyd left gobsmacked live on air as Rangers hero can’t believe unbelievable miss
Kris Boyd was well known for his poacher style finishing.
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Ronnie O’Sullivan: Zhao Xintong can make Crucible history and become ‘megastar’
Ronnie O’Sullivan believes Zhao Xintong has what it takes to become the first Chinese winner of the World Snooker Championship, and with it a “megastar”, after beating the seven-time champion to reach the final.
Dan Sheehan: 'It’s easy to look at the last three years as a failure'
Leinster hooker Dan Sheehan says the province did everything right in the build-up to their three Champions Cup final defeats.
Reading takeover by ex-Wycombe owner Couhig agreed in principle
Former Wycombe Wanderers owner Rob Couhig has reached an agreement to buy Reading, the English League One (third-tier) club said on Saturday.
London Marathon gets record 1.1 million applications for 2026 race
The London Marathon has received more than 1.1 million applications for the 2026 race, breaking the world record of 840,318 set in last year's public ballot, organisers said on Saturday.
Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Saturday, May 3)
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Times Square boxing event ends in a stunner as Rolando Romero beats Ryan Garcia. Haney, Lopez win
NEW YORK: Ryan Garcia arrived in Times Square in a Batmobile, hoping to look like a superhero in his return to boxing. Minutes later, he was hurt and on the canvas, looking up at the billboards and bright lights on the marquees surrounding the ring after being knocked down by Rolando “Rolly” Romero’s crushing left hand in the second round. Wham! Pow! Romero went on to beat Garcia by unanimous decision Friday night, a surprising finish to a night of boxing like none other. “Just Rolly’s night,” Garcia said. “He fought a good fight.
Man City climb to third as De Bruyne sinks Wolves
MANCHESTER: Manchester City moved closer to qualifying for the Champions League as Kevin De Bruyne sealed a vital 1-0 win against Wolves on Friday. Pep Guardiola’s side are embroiled in a tense battle for a top five finish in the Premier League and De Bruyne lifted them to third place with his first half strike at the Etihad Stadium. For just the second time in a turbulent campaign, City have reeled off five successive wins in all competitions. It was a major boost to City’s hopes of securing a place in Europe’s elite club competition. “We are better than we were weeks ago. If we play like we did today, it is really good but we cannot relax.