Hugh Dallas reveals the Celtic VAR impact he spotted as Rangers told of 'protocol' over one penalty gripe
Former top ref Hugh Dallas admits he instantly spotted how VAR impacted Celtic - but it had nothing to do with decisions!
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Lowe - Why the Boston Celtics' fallback isn't actually their history-making offense in the NBA Finals - ESPN
Most scrutiny of the Boston Celtics — including the generally muted reaction to their 12-2 scorched-earth run through the remains of the East this postseason — centers around the style and substance of their offense.
Coco Gauff says late French Open matches are 'not healthy' - ESPN
PARIS — Coco Gauff said 3 a.m. finishes for matches are not «healthy» for players, adding that tournament organizers should consider a mandatory cutoff point for when night matches start.
Jones, Gous power the U.S. to a 7-wicket win over Canada at ICC T20 World Cup
Aaron Jones made an unbeaten 94 from 40 balls in an extraordinary display of power-hitting to lead the U.S. team to a seven-wicket win over historic rival Canada on Saturday in the opening match of the Twenty20 World Cup in Grand Prairie, Texas.
Djokovic credits crowd with getting him through French Open late, late show
PARIS : Novak Djokovic credited a wave of support from the French Open crowd for helping him avoid an upset at the hands of Lorenzo Musetti in a third-round thriller that ended in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Deontay Wilder suffers another loss as Queensberry sweep Matchroom in Saudi Arabia
Former heavyweight world champion Deontay Wilder looks set to retire from boxing after suffering a devastating knockout defeat to Zhilei Zhang in the main event of the Matchroom Boxing vs Queensberry Promotions event in Saudi Arabia.
T20 World Cup: Aaron Jones fires USA to thrilling opening victory over Canada
USA batsman Aaron Jones says he thrives under pressure, and evidently so after his explosive innings led the tournament co-hosts to a seven-wicket victory over Canada in the opening game of the T20 World Cup on Saturday night.
Pachuca Sink Columbus To Win CONCACAF Champions Cup
Mexican side Pachuca won the CONCACAF Champions Cup for a sixth time on Saturday after outclassing Major League Soccer's Columbus Crew 3-0. Veteran striker Salomon Rondon scored twice either side of a Miguel Rodriguez effort to seal a deserved victory at Pachuca's 30,000-capacity Estadio Hidalgo. Columbus entered the final in a confident mood after a superb campaign, which saw them eliminate Mexican sides UANL Tigres and Monterrey en route to Saturday's showpiece. But the MLS champions were overwhelmed by a blistering start from Pachuca, who took the lead after just 12 minutes when Venezuelan international Rondon burst clear of the Columbus defence and chipped a deft finish over advancing goalkeeper Patrick Schulte.