Lydd Town climb to second place in Southern Counties East Division 1
Lydd survived a late scare to move up to second place in Southern Counties East Division 1.
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Southern Counties East round-up as Deal Town make it six wins in a row
In-form Deal climbed to second place in the Southern Counties East Premier Division.
Terenure thump depleted Buccaneers to lift Bateman Cup
TERENURE COLLEGE 71 BUCCANEERS 13, Lakelands Park
Castle Douglas driver Jock Armstrong takes success on Snowman Rally
Jock Armstrong kicked off his KNC Groundworks Scottish Rally Championship campaign with victory in the season opener.
Luke Burdon fires up Lydd Town with challenge on goalkeeper before scoring twice in win over Rochester United
Luke Burdon scored both goals, including an 87th-minute winner, as Lydd beat play-off rivals Rochester 2-1 in Southern Counties East Division 1 on Saturday.
The 4 missed Rangers transfer opportunities named as Aaron Mooy's Celtic resurgence leaves Ibrox hero shaking his head
Former Rangers star Craig Moore has named four players he reckons his former club could have signed last summer - including Celtic star Aaron Mooy.
Craig Levein needs total Dundee United control as Kevin Gallacher lays out Jim McLean blueprint for success
Kevin Gallacher spent seven years at Dundee United at a time when the manager had 100 per cent control of how the entire club was run.
Georgia loses game, and wins a FIBA World Cup berth anyway
Georgia lost, and then celebrated. Iceland won, and was devastated. One of the last Basketball World Cup spots went to Georgia on Sunday — even though it lost to Iceland 80-77 in the final Europe Region qualifying game for both teams. Iceland needed to win by four points or more to win a tiebreaker over Georgia for the World Cup berth. It came up one point short. Both teams finished qualifying with 5-5 records, with the tiebreaker going to Georgia by the slimmest of margins. Iceland had a 3-point try by Elvar Fridriksson — its best shooter — rim out with about 3 seconds remaining, and Georgia held on for the loss that really was a win. “Amazing. I’m so happy, man,” said Georgia’s Thaddus McFadden, a Michigan-born guard who played at the junior college and Division II levels before embarking on what’s now a 14-year pro career overseas. “I may mess around and cry. This means so much to everybody. I’m just so happy.”