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Scott Brown has enjoyed some memorable days at Ibrox but leading new club Ayr United to a Scottish Cup victory would top the lot in terms of shocks.
Lawrence Shankland may be hogging the Hearts headlines, but Beni Baningime's role as the quiet enforcer shouldn't be overlooked.
Lionel Messi's no-show at a match in Hong Kong has triggered a surge of online outrage in the city and in mainland China, with the football superstar accused of seeking to embarrass Beijing -- or even engaging in a sinister foreign plot. The Argentine ace and his team Inter Miami sparked fury in Hong Kong from fans on Sunday when he did not play in a friendly, citing injury. Enthusiasts who had splashed upwards of 4,800 Hong Kong dollars ($500) to see Messi chanted "Refund!", gave thumbs-down signs and drowned out the team's co-owner David Beckham with jeers as he tried to thank the crowd.
A far-right extremist and ex-soldier has been jailed on his birthday after glorifying the killer of MP Jo Cox. Kieran Turner described Thomas Mair as a 'hero' online, as well as sharing posts which expressed 'extreme racism' and hatred towards black people, Jews and Muslims.
A lip reader reckons they have figured out exactly what caused Kyle Walker to lose the plot with Neal Maupay on Monday night.
Gareth Southgate admits he is excited by the potential of Manchester United's teenage star Kobbie Mainoo and will continue to assess all players ahead of England's final batch of friendlies before this summer's European Championship.
ANDY REID WAS aiming to share some of his wisdom with the Kansas City Chiefs in their locker room during the AFC Championship Game.
Fresh from their Davis Cup win over Pakistan, four Indians including Ramkumar Ramanathan and N Sriram Balaji will be in action in the Bengaluru Open slated to be held from February 12-18. India's top singles player Sumit Nagal, who opted out of the Davis Cup, will also be seen in action, having earned a direct entry by virtue of his 137th rank. The cut-off for the Bengaluru Open was 257. At the Australian Open last month, Nagal had knocked out world number 27 Alexander Bublik in the first round of the main draw.