Hamilton Accies midfielder's return to training has lifted spirits, says John Rankin
Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin says Miko Virtanen's return to training has lifted the spirits of everyone at the club.
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Arsenal: £62m star 'will be really frustrated' amid Emirates links
Arsenal could reignite their interest in Dusan Vlahovic and a move to the Emirates Stadium may be on the cards as he is likely to be finding life at Juventus ‘really frustrating’, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Davies back for Spurs at Frankfurt but Kulusevski still out
LONDON : Tottenham Hotspur defender Ben Davies has recovered from a hairline fracture to return to the squad but there is no timeline on winger Dejan Kulusevski's recovery from injury, manager Antonio Conte said on Monday.
Pjanic scores again as Sharjah maintain perfect start but Taarabt debut ends in defeat
Miralem Pjanic continued his bright start to life at Sharjah after scoring the third goal in the 3-0 win over Khor Fakkan on Saturday as the club maintained their perfect start to the Adnoc Pro League season.
Hamilton Accies star suffers set-back as bug also strikes squad, says boss John Rankin
Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin says defender Jamie Hamilton has suffered a set-back in his return to the team, while a few players have been struck down with illness.
Rangers clash postponement frustrates Hamilton boss but it 'allows injured duo recovery time'
John Rankin is frustrated to see Hamilton's SPFL Trust Trophy clash with Rangers B postponed this weekend, but admits it will allow some key players to return for the Championship trip visit of Dundee on October 1.
Newcastle United kid was impressed with Accies, but says finishing let them down
Lucas de Bolle got his first taste of the Scottish Championship in Hamilton’s 2-0 defeat at home to Queen’s Park, and reckons finishing chances was the difference.
'I'm not going to stop' - Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior hits back at racist abuse and vows to keep dancing
Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior says he will continue celebrating his goals by dancing and accused his critics of being upset by ‘the happiness of a victorious black Brazilian in Europe’ in response to racist comments made by a Spanish football agent. Pedro Bravo, the president of the Spanish agents’ association, was asked about Vinicius’ celebrations on Spanish television on Thursday, and said Vinicius ‘has to respect (his) mates and stop playing the monkey’. Ad The comments sparked a backlash against Bravo and a flood of support for Vinicius from Brazilian football greats like Pele and Neymar.