'Understand' - BBC journalist says Rangers have now 'approached' Erling Haaland's best mate
BBC journalist Fraser Fletcher reports that Glasgow Rangers have now ‘approached’ the representatives of Erik Botheim over a potential move to Ibrox.
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Hockey Ireland announce the 2022 FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup Squad
It is a fresh-faced side with five uncapped players set to make their official debuts in the competition as the post-Olympic evolution of the Green Army continues apace.
Derek McInnes wants Kilmarnock to aim for more than just Premiership survival
Derek McInnes is determined to ensure that Kilmarnock will be about more than just survival in their return to the cinch Premiership.
ITV's Lorraine Kelly reveals Harry Styles' unfortunate mistake during Manchester homecoming
Harry Styles melted everyone's hearts when he gave a sweet shoutout to his school teachers during his recent gig in Manchester. The pop sensation halted the first of two homecoming gigs at Emirates Old Trafford on Wednesday night (June 15) after discovering his "very first teacher Mrs Vernon" in the crowds.
Neil Doncaster insists SPFL are right on VAR timing and outlines potential impact of both Old Firm clubs playing Champions League group stage football
SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster has defended the decision to delay the introduction of VAR until midway through the 2022-23 Scottish Premiership campaign.
Scottish Premiership 2022-23 fixtures: Champions Celtic start with home clash; Rangers open season with away day
Celtic will begin the defence of their cinch Premiership title with a home game against Aberdeen on Sunday July 31, while Rangers have an away date at Livingston.
'Setbacks can be very motivating!' - Katie Archibald on her injury-ravaged preparation for the Commonwealth Games
To say that Katie Archibald’s 2022 campaign has not gone according to plan would be a significant understatement. At the start of March she “fractured two transverse processes of the vertebrae” — i.e. broke her back.
'Andy Murray a danger, but can't win Wimbledon' - Peter Fleming praises Scot, but backs Novak Djokovic & Rafa Nadal
Former doubles star Peter Fleming has said Andy Murray will be 'dangerous' at Wimbledon but that there are other stronger contenders in the men's singles draw. Murray reached his first grass-court final since 2016 last week, losing to Matteo Berrettini in three sets in Stuttgart. Ad/> The Scot has slowly rehabilitated after injury put the breaks on the three-time Grand Slam champion's career, and he showed glimpses of his best in Germany as he beat world No.