Late Fleming goal ruled offside as Chelsea held by Arsenal
Arsenal maintained its lead atop the Women's Super League on Friday afternoon after a 0-0 draw at Chelsea.
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Norrie knocked out of Rotterdam Open by in-form FAA
Britain's Cameron Norrie was beaten by Felix Auger-Aliassime for the third time in the last six months as he lost 7-5 7-6 (7-4) in the quarter-finals of the Rotterdam Open on Friday.
Chelsea vs Arsenal: 5 potential game-changers in the WSL’s title decider
Chelsea take on Arsenal in the Women’s Super League on Friday in a match that could define this year’s title race.
De Minaur finds Tsitsipas too good again
Alex de Minaur gave everything as always - but still his typically valiant effort against Stefanos Tsitsipas came to a predictably anti-climactic end in their high-quality World Tennis Tournament quarter-final in Rotterdam.
Greece hire Gus Poyet as new coach
Gus Poyet has been hired as coach of Greece's national team in a change of leadership after the former European champions' failure to qualify for the World Cup in Qatar.
Chelsea vs Arsenal: 5 potential match-winners in the WSL’s title decider
Chelsea take on Arsenal in the Women’s Super League on Friday in a match that could define this year’s title race.
Rangers reveal huge team-news for Annan clash as encouragement given over injured duo
Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst has confirmed that Welsh international midfielder Aaron Ramsey will be in his starting line-up for Saturday’s Scottish Cup fifth round tie against Annan Athletic at Galabank.
Nils van der Poel has ‘conviction’ to retire after admitting speed skating ‘sucks’ at Winter Olympics 2022
Nils van der Poel has revealed his “conviction” to retire in March after he secured the speed skating distance double at Beijing 2022. The Swede, 25, followed up his victory in the 5000m with a world record triumph over 10000m – just days after he accused the Dutch teams of manipulating the ice. Ad/> Van der Poel was unhappy to learn that Dutch sports scientist Sander van Ginkel was in Beijing looking to make the ice as hard as possible, branding it the “biggest scandal in our sport”.