Manon De Roey wins SA Women's Open, Olivia Mehaffey tied 44th
Manon De Roey can now call herself a two-time Ladies European Tour (LET) champion after the Belgian cruised to a four-shot victory at the Investec SA Women's Open.
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Manon De Roey in control at Investec SA Women's Open
Manon De Roey remains the player to catch at the Investec SA Women's Open after a birdie-filled six-under 66 on Saturday moved the Belgian three shots clear heading into the final round.
Saudi MMA fighter Abdullah Al Qahtani headlines inaugural PFL Mena event in Riyadh
The Professional Fighters League (PFL) will launch its inaugural PFL Mena event next month in Riyadh, with home favourite Abdullah Al Qahtani headlining.
Teamwork makes the dream work for Asian Champions League finalists Al Ain
Park Yong-woo collapsed to the turf, sodden with sweat, his legs unable to carry him any more. Not far from view, Yahia Nader was on his knees, heads in hands, barely able to take in the moment, take in the accomplishment.
Dr Desiree Ellis to you: CPUT to confer an honorary doctorate to the successful Banyana coach
Four-time African Coach of the Year, Desiree Ellis, will add another accolade to her long list of achievements in honour of her contribution to women's football in the country.
Lamine Yamal's humble beginnings, dream run at Barcelona and the Morocco connection
It was when Lamine Yamal’s number came up that things turned ominous for Barcelona. They led Paris Saint-Germain by two goals on aggregate in their Uefa Champions League quarter-final. With barely half-an-hour gone of the second, home leg, they went down to 10 men, defender Ronald Araujo sent off. In the rejig of resources, the most junior player on the pitch was substituted, sacrificed.
Mount, McTominay, Antony - Manchester United injury news and return dates for Coventry City
Manchester United will have several injury concerns going into the FA Cup semi-final against Coventry City.
Investigation finds ‘misleading’ origin labelling in supermarkets such as Asda, Aldi and Sainsbury's
An investigation has found misleading and meaningless supermarket country-of-origin labels could be leaving shoppers struggling to find out where their food comes. The research found loose cauliflowers, red cabbage, courgettes and onions at Sainsbury’s, peppers, melons and mangoes at Asda and spring onions at Aldi had no visible origin labelling on the shelf or the products themselves, researchers for Which? Found.