Luigi Capuano returns to Dundee United as club’s new chief executive
Dundee United have brought Luigi Capuano back to Tannadice as their new chief executive.
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Proud Kettering dad watches son as football mascot following cancer diagnosis
A proud Kettering dad watched his son walk out as Luton Town FC’s mascot on Saturday (July 30), knowing it could be the last match they watch together. Cancer sufferer Mat Westwood, 35, has been given just six months to live.
Becky Lynch injury: Latest update will come as disappointing news to WWE fans
WWE has been dealt a big blow after learning that Becky Lynch, one of its top stars, will be out of action for several months.
Huff solo no more in WTCR as Nagy returns to action
Rob Huff remains the driver to beat in the WTCR Trophy − and a contender for outright title honours − despite a tough WTCR Race of Italy weekend aboard his Zengő Motorsport CUPRA Leon Competición. But having raced at Autodromo Vallelunga Piero Taruffi as the Hungarian team’s lone representative following a hand injury to team-mate Dániel Nagy, Huff will head to Anneau du Rhin boosted by the news that fit-again Nagy is set to return to action.
Springboks back Arendse as Kolbe replacement for All Blacks, Faf returns
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber on Tuesday named his team for this weekend's Rugby Championship Test against the All Blacks at Mbombela Stadium.
England’s greatest hangover as Lionesses celebrate Euro 2022 victory in Trafalgar Square – The Warm-Up
TUESDAY’S BIG STORIES Two-day hangover? Ad/> If you snoozed your alarm this morning more times than England found the net against Norway, we won’t blame you. Sunday was big. Two-day hangover big.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s daily earnings same as England players’ Euro 2022 bonus
The Lionesses will get just £55,00 each for winning Euro 2022 –– the same amount that Cristiano Ronaldo earns in a single day for Manchester United.
Citi Open: Andy Murray beaten by Mikael Ymer in Washington as preparation for 2022 US Open gets off to poor start
Andy Murray was beaten in the first round of the Citi Open as Mikael Ymer came out on top in a rollercoaster match in Washington. Ymer beat the former world No. 1 7-6(8) 4-6 6-1 in the Brit's first hard court match since February and Murray’s hopes of a strong build-up to the US Open, which begins on August 29, have taken a hit.