'Lots of positives' for Gemma Dryburgh after 'five-hole blip'
Gemma Dryburgh said she’ll take “lots of positives” from her latest LPGA Tour outing after bouncing back from a “five-hole blip” in California.
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Watch: Trent Alexander-Arnold reveals Barca are his favourite club
Liverpool and England right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold has revealed in an interview that his favourite team other than Liverpool is Barcelona.
Paul Gascoigne slammed after tripping up young fan before Rangers legends game
Paul Gascoigne has been slammed after he deliberately tripped up a young boy before Rangers’ legends match at the weekend.
That’s for my mum – Scotland’s Ewen Ferguson celebrates Qatar Masters victory
Scotland’s Ewen Ferguson dedicated his maiden DP World Tour title to his mum after finishing with a flourish to win the Qatar Masters on Mother’s Day.
Tom McNiven, former Hibs physio, trainer, and caretaker manager, dies at 87
A keen sprinter and former player with junior outfit Stonehouse Violet, he joined Third Lanark as trainer in the late 1950 at the tender age of 24 after studying at Tom McClurg Anderson’s Scottish School of Physiotherapy.
Paul Gascoigne slammed after tripping up young boy on the pitch before Rangers game
Paul Gascoigne has been slammed after he deliberately tripped up a young boy before Rangers’ legends match at the weekend.
Tiger Woods remains in Masters field as speculation grows over Augusta return
Tiger Woods remains listed in the field for next week’s Masters as speculation mounts about his possible return to action at Augusta National.
Ivan Lendl says 'bulldog' Andy Murray can achieve 'amazing things' again in his tennis career with Wimbledon looming
Ivan Lendl says he is confident “bulldog” Andy Murray can get back to his best as he collaborates with the three-time Grand Slam winner for the third time in the Scot’s career. Lendl was courtside for Murray’s straight sets defeat to Daniil Medvedev in the second round of the Miami Open on Saturday and will work with the 34-year-old with the aim of getting him in the best shape possible ahead of Wimbledon in the summer. Ad/> Murray is to skip the clay-court season and will instead head to the US Tennis Association's headquarters in Orlando for four weeks to work under the eight-time Grand Slam champion before getting his campaign on grass underway.