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Both sides had a player sent off as Dover were beaten at home by fellow early-season National League South strugglers Weymouth on Saturday.
G20 declaration on Ukraine: "nothing to be proud of" - Kyiv
Despite missing Lionel Messi, Inter Miami moved within six points of the playoff positions in Major League Soccer with a 3-2 win over Sporting Kansas City on Saturday. Messi was one of eight Inter Miami players away on international duty, but Gerardo "Tata" Martino's team showed their strength in depth as they extended their unbeaten run in all competitions to 12 games. With Miami battling to rise from their pre-Messi position at the bottom of the Eastern Conference into the top nine, they know they have little room for error but their night began poorly.
Nigeria’s Patience Daylop, yesterday, gave her compatriots reason to be hopeful of better days in long distance races, when she stopped what would have been a Kenyans clean sweep of honours at the second Lotus Bank Abeokuta 10km race.
Japan humiliated Euro 2024 hosts Germany 4-1 in a friendly international on Saturday, piling the pressure on struggling coach Hansi Flick who defiantly insisted he remains the right man for the job. Japan, who also contributed to Germany's group stage exit at the World Cup with a 2-1 win in Qatar last year, scored twice in each half. The defeat raises more questions over Flick's future, nine months out from Germany hosting the European Championships. A "brutally disappointed" Flick refused to back down after the game.
Airdrie player-boss Rhys McCabe reckons Liam McStravick will keep doing his talking on the pitch after revealing the new signing and his team-mates struggle to understand each others' accents.
The slope on Beith’s Bellsdale Park used to have the bubble on joiner Josh Fowler’s spirit level floating off the chart.
Ofir Marciano felt the surge of the Celtic Park crowd as he stood in the eye of the storm as an opposition goalkeeper for Hibs. And the big Israeli was right in the midst of that electric current as a spectator at more than one European evening in the east end of Glasgow.