Oulton BSB: Ray opens big lead in first practice
Rich OMG Yamaha’s Brad Ray has continued his Bennetts British Superbike form from Silverstone this morning, opening a six-tenth gap over the pack at Oulton Park in free practice one.
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Wayne Rooney sends clear message to Derby County players
Derby County boss Wayne Rooney has challenged his players to change his mind on their futures at Pride Park in their remaining two league games of the campaign, speaking to Derbyshire Live.
Hamilton ace's 'wouldn't play like that in a friendly' verdict on Inverness loss after dismal first half
It wouldn't have been acceptable for a pre-season friendly - so Hamilton defender Brian Easton knows conceding four first half goals away at Inverness in competitive action is far from hitting their required standards.
No matter how title race ends...this season is just the start for Cliftonville
Matchday number 38, a 50th fixture overall for the Reds, will bring the curtain down on Cliftonville’s against-the-odds Gibson Cup bid in gripping fashion as events over 90-plus minutes at Windsor Park and The Oval settle the outcome of the championship trophy.
Dunfermline face play-offs to keep Championship place
Dunfermline must win a play-off to stay in the cinch Championship after losing their final match of the regular season 2-1 to Queen of the South.
Barry McNamee proves captain fantastic for Finn Harps
Barry McNamee scored a dramatic winner 90 second from time to give Finn Harps their second win of the season - both against Shelbourne.
MICAH RICHARDS: Everton would be biggest club EVER to get relegated
There comes a point during a relegation battle when you are convinced everything will be fine, a moment you believe will lead fortunes to change.
Derry City leave St Patrick's Athletic reeling at Richmond Park
There are statements of intent and there is this demolition of one supposed title challenger by another in front of the latter's own crowd, another large if sullen one, by the Camac. What seemed a 50-50 game became a massacre by the interval as City, league leaders, made a total mess of Saint Patrick's Athletic before a shellshocked audience in Inchicore, the visiting fans realising they were watching perhaps the best Derry City side there has been. A three-goal lead at the break flattered Pat's. "Half time. The score doesn't lie," posted Saints' Twitter account. It would get worse. The game was long over.