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Mark Joyce routed veteran snooker legend Stephen Hendry 5-0 at the European Masters qualifiers on Saturday evening. Hendry has seven World Championships to his name, and shares with Ronnie O’Sullivan a record of 14 world titles.
The 48-year-old succeeds Yasen Petrov, who quit after a bitter 5-2 loss against Georgia in the Nations League in June. "I am especially happy to announce that the new national team coach is Mladen Krstajic," BFU chairman Borislav Mihaylov told a press conference.
Plymouth aspiring snooker star Haydon Pinhey secured the biggest win of his career by beating world number 21 Matt Selt in qualifying for the European Masters. The 25-year-old amateur narrowly missed out on earning a tour spot and turning professional at Q School in June.
Shamrock Rovers have learned their potential Champions League third round opponent with the winner of the tie between Dinamo Zagreb of Croatia and Shkupi of North Macedonia paired with the Dublin side or Bulgaria's Ludogorets.
Because, over the years, Scottish football has developed a regrettable habit for humiliating itself whenever it’s allowed out of the country and the fact that Kilmarnock were duly eliminated by such inauspicious cannon fodder merely served to hammer home the point.
The Invermen produced a memorable first sortie into European football last summer reaching the third qualifying round of the Europa Conference League following wins over Bala Town and Aarhus.
The North Belfast boys swatted away the challenge of Bruno’s Magpies at home by 3-1 to claim their big prize off a 4-3 aggregate triumph.
Robert Milkins has been fined a total of £7,000 following drunken behaviour and an altercation with guests at this year’s Turkish Masters. The Gibraltar Open champion accepted that he had breached World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) rules, as well as his World Snooker Limited Players’ Contract, at a WPBSA Disciplinary Committee hearing. Ad/> After the opening ceremony of the competition — which took place for the first time in March — Milkins was “very drunk”, before clashing with fellow attendees.