Rangers confirm Michael Beale as new manager
Rangers believe they have captured "undoubtedly one of the most sought-after young managers in British football" after luring Michael Beale from QPR on a contract until the summer of 2026.
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NFL: Jalen Hurts piles pain on Packers, Saints held scoreless
The Philadelphia Eagles enjoyed a 40-33 victory over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night, with Jalen Hurts running for 157 yards to set an Eagles record for a quarterback.
Nadal says 'a part of his life left' when Federer retired
Rafael Nadal believes that "a part of his life left" with Roger Federer when his great rival retired from the sport - with both players left an emotional wreck on court after the Swiss played his last ever competitive match in September at the Laver Cup.
Defending champion Stormers show off depth, carve Scarlets apart in first-half blitz
The Stormers flexed their muscles on Friday night, showing the depth they have in beating Wales' Scarlets 36-19 at Cape Town Stadium in a one-side United Rugby Championship (URC) clash.
Kolisi hopes for Rassie, World Rugby resolution: 'We don't think the world is against us'
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi insists that the Springboks do not see it as "them against the world" ahead of their final year-end Test against England at Twickenham on Saturday.
How one woman changed the Irish equestrian world forever
She was a lifelong horsewoman and champion showjumper who had a huge influence on the Irish equestrian world. In this extract from the Dictionary of Irish Biography's new book Irish Sporting Lives, Terry Clavin tells the story of Iris Kellett
Sargeant ready for F1 after securing Williams seat for 2023
LONDON : Logan Sargeant said he was ready for Formula One and had high expectations after Williams confirmed he will race for them next season as the championship's first U.S. driver since Alexander Rossi in 2015.
All Blacks veteran Perenara tears Achilles tendon
All Blacks veteran TJ Perenara ruptured his Achilles tendon in last weekend's draw with England, New Zealand coach Ian Foster confirmed on Monday, leaving his scrumhalf facing a race to be fit in time for next year's Rugby World Cup.