Livid Rangers fans demand war against SFA but Celtic mischief maker claims it's rivals who should be in the dock - Hotline
Rangers say they will appeal Mohamed Diomande’s Tayside red - and the Hotline jury reckon they’ve got a strong case.
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Six Nations could lose free-to-air coverage as Scotland rugby games face being behind paywall
The Six Nations gets underway on January 31 - but it could be about to move away from terrestrial TV.
Man United receive new Lisandro Martinez red card verdict after Adama Traore flashpoint
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher has questioned Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez over his challenge on Adama Traore - but believes it wouldn't have been a red card.
Stars Missing As Uttarakhand National Games Begin On Tuesday
Most of the established stars will be missing in action but thousands of other athletes, including the up and coming ones, will get the platform to make a mark in 32 disciplines when the 38th National Games, spread over seven venues in the hill state, begin in Dehradun on Tuesday with the official opening ceremony. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will declare the Games open at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium to kick-start the 18-day national showpiece, which will see participation of around 10,000 athletes and officials from 38 teams. In terms of sheer number of athletes, the event is among the biggest in the world, though its relevance in the country's international success has been debatable.
Nick Walsh slapped with Rangers rant of a lifetime as Ally McCoist condemns ref's 'ignorance' – 'worst decision EVER'
Astonished Ally McCoist reckons under-fire whistler Nick Walsh was culpable of one of the worst decisions he's ever witnessed when he sent Mohamed Diomande off.
The tragedy of Benjamin Connor and the hope for real change
Greater Manchester Police says the force has made changes to policy and procedure after the death of a vulnerable 'dumped' at a Metrolink station at Christmas with no money or phone.
South Carolina apologizes to LSU for song choice after win - ESPN
The University of South Carolina's athletics department issued an apology to LSU and women's basketball player Flau'Jae Johnson on Sunday in response to the Gamecocks' DJ playing a song by Johnson's late father at the end of Friday's game between the teams at Colonial Life Arena. The athletics department said the DJ, known as T.O., would be suspended for a game.
Seahawks hire Klint Kubiak as new offensive coordinator - ESPN
SEATTLE — The Seattle Seahawks on Sunday hired former New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak to the same position.