Wales manager Page takes positives from Nations League defeat
Wales manager Rob Page said his side's 1-0 defeat to Poland is "not the end of the world" after they were relegated from the Nations League's top tier.
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Tierney, McKenna to miss Scotland's Nations League decider with Ukraine
:Injured Scotland defenders Kieran Tierney and Scott McKenna have withdrawn from the squad ahead of their Nations League decider against Ukraine on Tuesday, the Scottish FA said.
Wales' Nations League relegation a price worth paying for World Cup: Page
Wales manager Rob Page said relegation from the top tier of the Nations League on Sunday is softened by the prospect of looking forward to his country's first World Cup since 1958 in two months' time.
Jack Hendry insists Scotland will go all out against Ukraine as he bats away Nations League 'mentality' change
Jack Hendry is adamant Scotland will keep going for it in Krakow. And the defender hopes his partnership with Scott McKenna can provide the platform for his team to at least make their point in Poland.
Steve Clarke doubters need frogmarched back in time as the stats show he's up there with Scotland's greatest EVER - Keith Jackson
Let's be brutally honest. The hard core masochists among us probably know how this all ends.
Will Scotland win against Ukraine and what changes should Steve Clarke make? Monday Jury
KEITH JACKSON: Wouldn't that be lovely? But this is Scotland we're talking about so it's highly unlikely to be so stress free. I'd bite your hand off for a 0-0 draw in Krakow right now. CRAIG SWAN: You worry that Ukraine will have a freshness edge. But Scotland will make chances and can get their point.
Callum McGregor brings Celtic durability to Scotland stage as Parkhead skipper jokes rest would be 'shock to the system'
Callum McGregor reckons Scotland will have new puzzles to solve in Krakow. But Steve Clarke’s midfield star is backing the squad to keep finding the correct answers to the batch of massive questions they are currently being asked.
Chelsea 2-0 Manchester City: Fran Kirby and Maren Mjelde on target for defending champions in Women's Super League
Defending champions Chelsea got their first points on board in the Women’s Super League following a victory over rivals Manchester City, whose poor start continues. Fran Kirby’s first-half goal got the hosts off to a flyer before Maren Mjelde’s penalty 12 minutes before time sealed the win. Ad City were dominant in the first half but found themselves behind three minutes before half-time when Kirby took advantage of some sloppy defending in front of England boss Sarina Wiegman, who was watching from the stands.