Jamie McGrath agrees two-year deal with Aberdeen
Barry Robson has backed Jamie McGrath to add "another dimension" to Aberdeen's midfield after the Republic of Ireland international signed a two-year deal with the Pittodrie club.
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Road to Afcon: Broos names preliminary Bafana squad for Namibia, DR Congo friendlies
Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos has named a 36-man preliminary squad for international friendlies against Namibia and DR Congo next month.
Sweden's Stahl takes discus gold with dramatic final throw
BUDAPEST: Olympic champion Daniel Stahl won a dramatic World Championship discus gold with the final throw on Monday (Aug 21) just minutes after Kristjan Ceh thought he had done enough to retain his title when his final throw edged him in front of the Swede.
Sweden's Stahl takes discus gold with final throw
BUDAPEST: Olympic champion Daniel Stahl won a dramatic World Championship discus gold with the final throw on Monday (Aug 21) just minutes after Kristian Ceh thought he had done enough to retain his title when his final throw edged him in front of the Swede.
Swedish wine: How global warming is shifting Europe's vineyards northwards
Scandinavia isn't exactly what connoisseurs would define as prime wine country. But with climate change making for warmer and longer growing seasons, and new varieties of grapes adapted to this landscape, Swedish winemaking is gaining steam.
The American rebuild begins after dismal World Cup campaign
NEW YORK : The United States have begun the process of rebuilding their women's team after the departure of their coach, general manager and a handful of influential players following the nation's most disappointing Women's World Cup campaign.
Ambitious World Cup a wonder goal for women's game
MELBOURNE : Scheduled in a far-flung time-zone and carrying eight extra teams, the ninth Women's World Cup kicked off in Australia and New Zealand a month ago with some doubts it could deliver on lofty ambitions.
AFC President Sheikh Salman praises ‘greatest-ever’ FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand
Asian Football Confederation President Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al-Khalifa has praised world governing body FIFA, as well as federations in Australia, New Zealand and across Asia, for helping to ensure the “greatest” World Cup for women.