From the sublime to the ridiculous: Tiger Woods’ Masters moments
Tiger Woods won his first major title in the 1997 Masters, overcoming a nightmare start to storm to a record-breaking 12-shot victory.
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How record-breaking Tiger Woods conquered Augusta with ‘complete masterclass’
It was 25 years ago and he was only seven years old at the time, but Rory McIlroy’s recall of Tiger Woods winning the 1997 Masters proves unerringly accurate.
Italian rugby hoping to take youth success onto the biggest stage
Italy's sensational Six Nations win over Wales prompted star Ange Capuozzo to urge his countrymen to prove they were not a "dead nation", and bubbling below the Azzurri's senior team is a youth sector which is very much alive.
World Cup finals draw pots and seedings confirmed for Friday's ceremony
The pots for Friday's World Cup finals draw can be confirmed after Mexico and United States booked the final two automatic places on Wednesday.
Bleak Man United future for Harry Maguire as Gary Neville has a message for the Glazers
Here are your Manchester United morning headlines for Thursday, March 31.
Edinburgh's Ben Muncaster reveals Sam Torrance inspiration - and why shark diving in South Africa was a mistake
Ben Muncaster believes that the influence of his ‘Uncle’ Sam Torrance has helped him take the step up to pro rugby in his stride.
Ange Postecoglou and the Celtic first impression that left his future captain convinced 'from day one'
It is said you never get a second chance to make a first impression.
Bonnyrigg Rose stalwart Johnny Brown allowed to leave on a free transfer
The wing back returned from a long injury layoff at the end of last year and had a short loan spell at Bluebell, but has now returned there for more game time as the Fifers look to secure their East of Scotland Premier Division status for another season. Rose said they allowed him to move for free due to his “outstanding service”.