Queen of the South boss vows to battle on after Montrose defeat
Under-fire Queens boss Marvin Bartley insisted: “I don’t walk away”.
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Manchester United confirm first-team exit as Erik ten Hag loses coaching staff member
Manchester United first-team coach Eric Ramsay has been appointed as the new manager of MLS side, Minnesota United.
Caitlin Clark mirrors ‘Pistol’ Pete Maravich in more ways than one
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Erik ten Hag wants control over transfers at Manchester United - but he signed Antony
It might be the same old story on the pitch, but the winds of change are blowing through OId Trafford off it. Sir Jim Ratcliffe has wasted no time in trying to engineer improvement throughout the club after his investment in Manchester United was confirmed.
Dinner's on Darko -- Raptors clinch long-awaited reward with win vs. Pacers - ESPN
Toronto Raptors coach Darko Rajakovic promised his players a tasty reward when they finally strung together a three-game winning streak.
Ross Barkley can give Kobbie Mainoo what he needs at Manchester United, but there's a catch
Ross Barkley knows as well as anyone what Kobbie Mainoo is going through right now. The highly-rated teenager has wowed observers at Old Trafford and beyond this season - prompting calls for England selection as attentions, from an international perspective, start to turn to Euro 2024 this summer.
Karen Khachanov Ends Jakub Mensik's Dream Qatar Run To Clinch Sixth Title
Karen Khachanov ended Jakub Mensik's bid to become the 10th youngest ATP champion with a straight sets win in the Qatar Open final on Saturday. The 17th-ranked Russian won 7-6 (14/12), 6-4 to claim a sixth career title against 18-year-old Mensik, the youngest finalist at a tour event since Carlos Alcaraz at Umag in 2021. "Every title is a special one," Khachanov, who didn't drop a set all week, said on court.
New Zealand's Wagner retires from international cricket
New Zealand paceman Neil Wagner has called time on his 64-test career, bowing out as the nation's fifth highest wicket-taker with 260 victims.