Newcastle: 'Exceptional' £35m star has 'big future' at St James' Park
Newcastle United signed Sven Botman for both now and the future, says journalist Pete O’Rourke.
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Moa Folke puts on a show while there's heartbreak for Aideen Walsh
Just as the light began to fade late on the second day's play at the KPMG Irish Women’s Open at Dromoland Castle, 27-year-old Swede Moa Folke struck a seven iron to 25 feet on the closing hole and rolled in the putt for an eagle three to take a two-shot lead at the halfway point.
Annemiek van Vleuten to ride World Championships women's road race with broken elbow confirm Dutch team
Annemiek van Vleuten will ride in the women’s road race at the Road World Championships despite fracturing her elbow. In a shocking crash, Van Vleuten says her front tyre exploded in Wednesday’s mixed team trial which saw her suddenly veer across the road and into the barrier.
Nunn believes there is more to come from coxless four
Bexleyheath's Sam Nunn believes Great Britain's coxless four can find another level despite progressing comfortably from their World Championship semi-final. The British quartet of Nunn, Will Stewart, Freddie Davidson and David Ambler swept to victory in Racice on Thursday afternoon ahead of fellow finalists Australia and Ukraine. Ad The team were dealt a blow prior to the heats, with Matt Aldridge ruled out through illness, only for Ambler to step in and set up a chance of World glory to add to their European gold.
Jordi Cruyff reveals where it went wrong for him at Manchester United
Jordi Cruyff has explained where it went wrong for him at Manchester United during his four year spell.
Messi, Neymar, no Ronaldo: Kevin De Bruyne named greatest 5-a-side team
Kevin De Bruyne is arguably the best midfield player in the world right now.
Liverpool's Van Dijk admits to poor form at start of season
WARSAW: Virgil van Dijk has admitted he made a poor start to the season for his club Liverpool and said he feels a heavy burden of responsibility as captain of both club and his country, the Netherlands.
'I'll be there,' says Jos Verstappen as son Max closes in on second F1 championship
Max Verstappen's famous father says he will be trackside at the next two Grands Prix if the runaway world championship leader wraps up his second title.