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Judd Trump eased into the last 32 of the British Open with a comprehensive 4-0 whitewash of Dean Young. Former world champion Trump required a lengthy first frame to get the ball rolling, however, missing an easy pink early on to give his Scottish opponent something to play for. Ad Young was unable to capitalise however and Trump saw out the frame with a break of 52.
JD Sports, Elite Sports and Rangers FC have been fined a total of more than £2 million (€2.3 million) by the British competition watchdog after it found they fixed the prices of replica football kits.
Stephen Kenny will lead the Republic of Ireland into battle with Armenia not fearing the seeding implications of the Nations League campaign.
And so the Nations League has drawn to close for the Republic of Ireland. Seven points from a possible 18, not what Stephen Kenny had in mind at the outset, and a clear indication that it was very much an up and down campaign for the Boys in Green. Thoughts, however, are now turning towards Euro 2024 in Germany.
Forget the upcoming World Cup, the real talking point in international football is Scotland will be in a higher league than England in the next UEFA Nations League. Right? OK, maybe not, but the latest Nations League campaign has thrown up some juicy surprises.
Robbie Brady is confident he has more to offer the Republic of Ireland after marking his first start in 18 months with a face-saving Nations League winner against Armenia.
Energy customers all across the UK will begin receiving a discount on their monthly bills from the end of this week.
Golf is back home this week, as the DP World Tour returns to Scotland for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. Unlike the Open Championship at St Andrews in July, this week’s event looks set to be played in proper Scottish weather with wind and rain on the menu. Ad It is an event the players relish, a Links test in Linksy conditions — while the opportunity to play with friends, family and the odd superstar from outside the world of golf adds to the appeal.