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Queens Park Rangers boss Mark Warburton has praised Wayne Rooney for managing to keep his Derby County side together despite facing considerable off-field turmoil this season, speaking to the Brent & Kilburn Times.
Cardiff welcome back Josh Navidi as they head their European Challenge Cup last-16 tie with Saracens at the StoneX Stadium this afternoon (1pm).
Good save to deny Carlton Morris in the first half and generally looked comfortable. Very good in possession too. Unfortunate to see Claudio Gomes' strike go through his legs.
Barnsley manager Poya Asbaghi has said all seven of their remaining league games this season are winnable in their quest to escape the drop, speaking confidently to the Yorkshire Post.
No doubts, no caveats. Marcell Jacobs proved emphatically that he is the fastest man on the planet as he won a race for the ages at the world indoor championships.
Italian Marcell Jacobs consolidated his claim as the world’s fastest man, following his surprise Olympic 100m gold medal with a world indoor 60m title by three thousandths of a second over American star Christian Coleman.
Olympic 100m champion Lamont Marcell Jacobs came with a withering run in the final 10 metres to take gold in the men's 60m at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Belgrade. Jacobs’ big rivals from America, Christian Coleman and Marvin Bracy, were faster out of the blocks — and Coleman, back in action following an 18-month ban for missed drugs tests, looked set to take the gold as he led at halfway. Ad/> Bracy, so impressive in the semi-finals, began to cut into his compatriot’s lead — but Italy’s Jacobs came over the top of both of them to claim the gold in a time of 6.41s.
Two Regina men are stepping outside their comfort zones to train for a sport that hasn't traditionally included men.