Matsuyama withdraws from Texas Open with neck injury
Japan's Hideki Matsuyama has withdrawn from the Valero Texas Open with a neck injury, less than a week before he was set to begin his Masters defence.
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Is the World Cup draw on TV? Start time, channel and how to watch
Preparations for the 2022 Fifa World Cup in Qatar step up as the draw for the group stages is made.
Defending Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama withdraws from Valero Texas Open with neck injury
Six days before the start of the 86th Masters, defending champion Hideki Matsuyama was forced to withdraw from the second round of the Valero Texas Open because of a neck injury on Friday.
FIFA World Cup draw: Senegal begin quest against Netherlands as host nation Qatar face Ecuador
Reigning Africa Cup of Nations champions Senegal will begin their 2022 FIFA World Cup against the Netherlands, while host nation Qatar clash against Ecuador in the opening match in Group.
Striker Alfredo Morelos missing for Rangers’ clash with Celtic
Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos will miss Sunday’s cinch Premiership clash against Celtic at Ibrox.
Boost for Celtic as Furuhashi declared fit while Rangers' Morelos to miss Glasgow derby
Celtic have been handed a major boost ahead of Sunday's trip to Ibrox with the news that Kyogo Furuhashi and Tom Rogic will be available to face Rangers.
Kyogo Furuhashi set for Celtic return against Rangers at Ibrox
Kyogo Furuhashi could make his long-awaited return for Celtic in Sunday’s top of the table clash against Rangers at Ibrox.
FIFA World Cup 2022 Final Draw Live Updates: FIFA President Addresses Gathering
FIFA World Cup 2022 Final Draw Live Updates: The draw for this year's FIFA World Cup is taking place in the shadow of Doha's skyscrapers on Friday at Doha's Exhibition and Convention Center. Holders France are among the top seeds in Pot One. That will be comprised of the top seven nations in the FIFA rankings as well as debutants Qatar, at 51st one of the lowest-ranked teams at the World Cup but with privileged status as hosts. World number one nation Brazil, Belgium, Lionel Messi's Argentina, England, Spain and Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal are the other top seeds, with the latter benefiting from European champions Italy's absence. That also means Germany, after their surprise group-stage exit at the 2018 World Cup, are the biggest name in Pot Two, which also contains the Netherlands and Croatia, runners-up four years ago. African champions Senegal, Japan and Robert Lewandowski's Poland are among the names in the third pot, and Canada will be in the fourth pot in their first appearance since 1986.