Rangers: 'Timing is right' for 6'3 star to finally leave Ibrox
Rangers defender Connor Goldson could depart the club in the summer as the ‘timing is probably right’, according to senior Gers reporter Chris Jack.
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Sunday Sport: Sarsfields crowned All-Ireland champions, Limerick draw with Clare
Sarsfields of Galway are the AIB All Ireland Club Camogie champions.
Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds react to Scottish mixed doubles curling final defeat as Eve Muirhead and Bobby Lammie prevail
Having held the title for two years, after last year’s championships were cancelled due to the Covid lockdown, Mouat expressed satisfaction with the nature of the defence and offered no excuse for their 9-2 defeat.
Celtic will 'continue keeping tabs' on £20m rising star
Celtic ‘will continue to keep tabs’ on Bristol City frontman Antoine Semenyo despite potentially being unable to meet his current employers’ financial demands, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
Postecoglou praises his Celtic hunters
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou has praised his players for "hunting in packs" and putting Livingston under pressure for a 3-1 win that restores their three-point lead over Rangers atop the Scottish Premiership.
Dane Hundeboll charges to maiden win in Mangaung Open
Denmark’s Oliver Hundeboll came like a bolt of lightning out of a dark Bloemfontein sky and struck with a final round of 66 to take victory in the inaugural Mangaung Open at the Bloemfontein Golf Club on Sunday.
Neil Simpson thrilled to win historic Paralympics gold with brother by his side
Ski sensation Neil Simpson made Paralympic history on Sunday as the first Brit man to win gold at a Winter Games.
Shona Brownlee hitting all the right notes on Paralympics debut
Brownlee, from Livingston in West Lothian, finished sixth in Sunday’s sitting Super-G event after capping a rapid rise to the Chinese capital.