Manchester United sent striker warning as Amad announces his future plans
These are your Manchester United evening headlines on Friday, March 24.
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Switzerland reach World Women's Curling Championships final unbeaten
Switzerland and Norway moved straight into the semi-finals of the World Women's Curling Championships following the conclusion of the pool stage in Sandviken. An 5-3 victory over South Korea in the final round of matches on Friday night saw Switzerland move into the last four with an unblemished record, with 12 wins in as many matches.
European Super League developers say new plans could benefit Celtic and Rangers
A new-look European Super League could have major benefits for the Old Firm, according to the chief executive of the project.
The Sir Alex Ferguson approach Erik ten Hag can follow to avoid Mourinho-inflicted USA nightmare
Manchester United's return to the United States in 2023 will be their first tour across the pond since the disastrous Jose Mourinho trip five summers ago.
Women's World Curling Championships: Norway seal playoff spot as Switzerland go unbeaten
Norway reached the playoffs of the Women's World Curling Championships thanks to a nervy win over Italy. Stefania Constantini missed a draw to the button with the final stone of the extra end to hand Marianne Rorvik's rink a 6-5 victory.
Women's World Curling Championships: Scotland beaten by Sweden in latest round-robin defeat
Scotland's struggles at the Women's World Curling Championships continued as they went down to Olympic bronze medallists Sweden. Rebecca Morrison's rink have now suffered seven defeats in nine games in Sandviken.
Sweden beat Scotland at Women's World Curling Championships
Scotland's struggles at the Women's World Curling Championships continued as they went down to Olympic bronze medallists Sweden. Rebecca Morrison's rink have now suffered seven defeats in nine games in Sandviken.
Steve Clarke keen to keep Scots 'engaged and entertained' after signing new deal
Steve Clarke revealed his desire to keep the Tartan Army "engaged and entertained" after agreeing a new deal to remain in charge of Scotland until 2026. Ahead of the opening Euro 2024 qualifying double-header against Cyprus and Spain at Hampden Park, Clarke, who was appointed Scotland boss in May 2019, has signed an extension until after the 2026 World Cup campaign.