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Amandeep Drall fought back well in the women's NSW Open, carding a fine three-under 68 in the third round to lie T-18th with one more round to go. Amandeep, who shot 68 in the first round, fell back with a 78 on second. However, the Indian bounced back in the third round with four birdies on the front nine against one bogey on the back nine to take her total to one-under after 54 holes and give herself a chance of a Top-10 finish.
All eyes will be on Gorican for the first FIM Speedway Grand Prix of the year as the season kicks off on April 30. Croatia is the venue for the first of 12 thrilling races this season, all of which will be available to watch live on discovery+.
Arcade by Duncan Laurence is the UK's Official All-Time Most Streamed Eurovision Song Contest entry, Official Charts Company can reveal.
Celtic are interested in signing Bodo/Glimt goalkeeper Nikita Haikin, according to a report from Football Insider.
Tai Woffinden harboured ambitions to match Tony Rickardsson and Ivan Mauger’s record haul of six Speedway GP world titles as soon as he collected his first back in 2013. The 31-year-old said as much to fellow riders Greg Hancock, Jason Crump, Nicki Pedersen and Chris Holder ahead of the season-opening New Zealand Speedway GP in 2014. Woffinden would finish fourth that year but would go on to seal further Speedway GP world crowns in 2015 and 2018.
Celtic ‘need to strengthen’ at left-back over the summer transfer window amid links to Hammarby’s Mohanad Jeahze, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
Scotland Under-17s will have to make do without one of the very best stars for the European Championships in Israel next month with the news Ben Doak is unavailable due to injury.
Wet snow turns into drizzling rain. Thanks to some diplomatic backing and the security clearance of the German and French embassies in Stockholm, I got finally authorization from the Swedish armed forces headquarters to enter the military facility on Gotland, a strategically important island in the middle of the Baltic Sea. Crouching down into the muddy soil I try best as I can to catch the tense faces of the young soldiers deployed across the coniferous woodland, passing a hidden tank, pausing behind some rocks for a few seconds, then silently moving further towards a trench that separates a small ridge from a large open meadow. It’s like a choreographed war-ballet, every single fighter fitting smoothly into the well-trained mechanism of their squad. Suddenly some dark silhouettes appear in the grassland ahead. Squad leader Benjamin commands: “Open Fire!”