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Robbie Hamilton’s goal just after the hour mark was enough for Gareth Evans’ side who continue their unbeaten run and now sit just five points behind league-leaders Rangers with seven games in hand after the Light Blues suffered defeat on Friday night at the hands of Hamilton.
Cameron Norrie saw his hopes of reaching the last four of the Rotterdam Open dashed as he was beaten in straight sets 7-5 7-6 by Felix Auger-Aliassime. Auger-Aliassime — as he had been in defeating Andy Murray in the previous round — was able to deploy his serve to great effect and after edging a tight first set, showed fight to come back from a break down in the second to pull through.
NEWCASTLE: Dan Ashworth has issued a Brighton and Hove Albion farewell message ahead of his arrival at Newcastle United.
Juan Martin del Potro may be set to announce his retirement after withdrawing from next week’s Rio Open. The Argentine veteran has a career that has spanned more than two decades after turning pro in 2005, but the 33-year-old has endured serious injury problems over the past few years.
ALULA: After a two-year hiatus, desert polo made its triumphant return to Al-Fursan Village Stadium in AlUla on Friday. The two-day Richard Mille AlUla Desert Polo Tournament marks the grand finale of the Winter at Tantora Festival.
LIVERPOOL, England: Sadio Mané has returned to Liverpool after celebrating Senegal’s title in the African Cup of Nations and is set to be in contention for the Premier League match at Burnley on Sunday. Mané led Senegal to its first African Cup championship by converting the decisive penalty in a shootout win over Egypt and Liverpool teammate Mohamed Salah in the final.
The likely runners for the $35.1 million Saudi Cup meeting on Feb. 25 and 26 have been announced, with horses from 16 racing nations set to compete in Riyadh.
Al-Hilal are still digesting their narrow loss to Chelsea in the FIFA Club World Cup and preparing for a huge showdown with fellow Arab giants Al-Ahly of Egypt in Saturday third-place play-off, but they will be keeping more than one eye on events back home. That is because of the huge top-of-the-table clash between Al-Ittihad and Al-Nassr in Jeddah on Friday. It is the biggest game of the season so far and Al-Hilal, and surely most neutral fans who want the drama of a genuine title race, want their local rivals Al-Nassr to win.