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Long-time Sky Sports presenter Rob Wooton jumped from presenter to pundit as he aired his frustration over the decision to award Celtic a penalty for handball and chalk one off for Hearts.
Celtic have been warned to be on alert for towering Slovan Bratislava by Hoops legend Lubo Moravcik.
Rangers need to shuffle the pack in the boardroom with John Bennett stepping down as chairman – with Dave King waiting in the wings.
HOUSTON — For a second straight week, the Chicago Bears fell behind by double digits and were carried by their defense in a game that played out much like their season opener. When the Bears needed Caleb Williams and the offense to come through on the final drive of Sunday Night Football, the unit could not move the ball past midfield, and the result was a 19-13 loss to the Houston Texans.
Making a surprise return to the cricket field, Indian wicket-keeper batter Ishan Kishan smashed a hundred on his red-ball comeback in the Duleep Trophy. Scoring 111 runs off 126 balls for India C, Ishan made headlines with his exceptional strokeplay and intent. Though the wicket-keeper batter isn't a part of Team India's squad for the first Test against Bangladesh, his knock would've caught the selectors' attention. Ishan's knock immediately triggered chatter around his return to the Indian national team, and the cricketer's social media post intensified that.
DENVER — Quarterback Russell Wilson didn't play a single snap in the Pittsburgh Steelers 13-6 win against the Denver Broncos, but Mike Tomlin still gave him a game ball.
After suffering a sprained MCL in Week 1 vs. the Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay Packers QB Jordan Love was seen limping off the team plane. Packers HC Matt LaFleur says that "the door is pretty open" for Love to play in Week 2. Craig Carton, Da...
Denis Shapovalov let out a roar of delight as he sealed 2022 champions Canada's place in this year's Davis Cup finals on Sunday beating Britain's Dan Evans 6-0, 7-5 -- redemption for the last time he faced the same opponents. Back in 2017 Shapovalov's wild hitting of a ball in frustration hit the umpire leading to him being defaulted and Britain awarded the tie as a result 3-2. The 25-year-old made no such slip-up on Sunday as he won the opening rubber and ensured the Canadians and not Britain would be joining Argentina as the two countries to progress from the group in Manchester, England.