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It's finally here. The moment we have all been waiting for. The Celebrity Traitors final. It has been weeks of watching Alan Carr and Cat Burns, alongside Jonathan Ross, before he was finally banished, running rings around the faithful.
PERTH, Australia :England pace bowler Brydon Carse echoed the thoughts of cricket fans around the world on Friday when he described the astonishing opening day of the Ashes series as "awesome".
Cal Newsome biasa memotong rambut pemain sepakbola di Premier League. Ketika mendapatkan momen mencukur rambut Cristiano Ronaldo, Cal bahagia banget.
Reclaiming the Ashes on Australian soil would be a defining moment for England, head coach Brendon McCullum said as they gear up for the first test against Australia starting on Friday in Perth.
The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) will make neck guards mandatory for players at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, the BBC reported on Wednesday.
Scotland captain Andy Robertson admitted he was “in bits” before their victory over Denmark which secured World Cup qualification for the first time since 1998 as he was overcome with emotion thinking about former Liverpool teammate Diogo Jota.
Steve Clarke was stunned by the quality of Scotland’s goals as they sealed their place at next summer’s World Cup with a dramatic 4-2 win over Denmark.
Andy Robertson was "in bits" before Scotland beat Denmark 4-2 to qualify for the World Cup, saying he could not help thinking about former Liverpool teammate Diogo Jota and their shared dream of playing in football's biggest tournament.
GLASGOW :"We were rubbish but who cares?" John McGinn said as scenes of delirium broke out at a joyous Hampden Park on Tuesday after Scotland's 4-2 victory over Denmark sent them to their first World Cup finals since 1998.