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Manchester United are to step up their search for a new, permanent manager in the coming weeks — according to reports. The Athletic claims Paris Saint-German boss Mauricio Pochettino, Erik Ten Hag of Ajax, Spain head coach Luis Enrique and Sevilla's Julen Lopetugui are all contenders to take the job.
Of the 32 qualifiers for this week’s German Masters, a quarter are from China. This perfectly illustrates the growing influence of the Chinese contingent on the professional tour, but the man who made it all possible will not be there. Ding Junhui did not qualify for Berlin.
World champion Mark Selby has work to do at the German Masters in Berlin this week if he wants to secure his spot at the prestigious Players Championship next month. Second seed Selby opens his campaign on Thursday in the German capital against world number 112 Barry Pinches knowing he is likely to at least reach the quarter-finals of an event he won in 2015 to keep alive his hopes of qualifying for the Players in Wolverhampton (7-13 February).
Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick admits he ‘doesn’t know’ if members of his first-team squad will be sold before the transfer window closes next week.
Hossein Vafaei became the first Iranian winner of a ranking tournament when beating Mark Williams in the final of the Snooker Shoot Out. Vafaei, who suffered a family bereavement earlier in the week, produced brilliant play at the Morningside Arena. He kicked off the event with a break of 123, which proved to be the high break of the week and was worth £5,000, and carried that form all the way through.
Snooker is a game of angles, and in theory anything is possible. Michael Georgiou, the winner of the Snooker Shoot Out in 2018, tested that to the limit with a shot which defied belief.
Whether it’s in the refined air of the World Championship or the cut-and-thrust of the Snooker Shoot Out, flukes are part and parcel of the game. And we love them. Ad/> The Shoot Out served up its fair share, so it was only right that we put them together.
There are high-stakes in professional sport, but honour means a lot and Steven Hallworth showed ultimate sportsmanship when calling a foul on himself against Daniel Womersley at the Snooker Shoot Out. Hallworth came into the week ranked 70 in the world, meaning his place in the professional ranks is hanging in the balance. Ad/> A good run at the Shoot Out would catapult him up the standings, and he had advanced to the last 16.