Winnipeg rower discovers love of sport after recovering from rare form of cancer
Katie Sierhuis describes the agonizing homestretch of a rowing race as feeling like her legs are on fire.
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Livingston boss 'expects' defender to stay despite admitting they're aiming to sell
Livingston boss David Martindale says he expects Jack Fitzwater to still be at the club after the transfer window closes - and hopes the defender will sign a new contract with the Lions if a move away doesn't materialise.
Scheifele: 'Probably a little too honest' with end-of-year comments
Winnipeg Jets forward Mark Scheifele says he never doubted his future with the team despite creating speculation with his end-of-season comments in May.
Body of teenage girl, 14, found in water after huge emergency services search
A teenage girl has died after getting into difficulty in water in Tameside.
Tyrell Malacia has raised a big Manchester United issue which Erik ten Hag must address
Ahead of kick-off at Brentford on Saturday, not many fans would have been able to foresee the capitulation that was to come. One or two eyebrows could have been raised by the decision to play Christian Eriksen in a deeper midfield role, especially after he had been played as a false nine a week prior.
South Africa's Anrich Nortje: Authorities should give us more Tests
Anrich Nortje has called upon cricket's authorities to give South Africa the number of Tests their current status merits.
Klopp is backing Luis Diaz to replace Sadio Mane ahead of Palace trip
Jurgen Klopp is adamant Luis Diaz will become a rich source of goals for Liverpool after suffering the most gruelling pre-season of his professional career.
Quad scullers catch crab en route to European Championship rowing final
Harry Leask and Britain's quadruple scullers recovered from catching a rare rowing 'crab' to miraculously claw their way into the European Championship final. The Edinburgh star, 26, finished third in his semi-final alongside George Bourne, Matt Haywood and Tom Barras after being forced to battle through a highly unusual incident where a rower is unable to extract the blade from the water due to the speed the boat is travelling. Ad Haywood encountered the problem at the beginning of the contest to derail their early progress but the resilient quartet ploughed on to grab the final qualification spot and book their place in the A Final.