Celtic and Rangers branded 'hypocrites' over Tynecastle ticket cuts as Hearts 'don't need' their away supports
Celtic and Rangers have been branded "hypocrites" over fan complaints about reduced allocations at Tynecastle and other away grounds.
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Saudi Arabia should bid for 2035 Women's World Cup: Staab
LONDON: Saudi Arabia should bid to host the Women's World Cup in 2035, the country's technical director of women's football Monika Staab said on Thursday.
Earl rises From Eddie Jones reject to World XV contender
PARIS : It was a long and frustrating climb to become an England starter for Ben Earl but once established, he has moved into overdrive and is preparing for a World Cup semi-final as his team's player of the tournament.
Hundreds urged to leave their homes over 'unprecedented' threat from Storm Babet
Storm Babet is causing havoc across the country, with hundreds of households being asked to evacuate due to the risk of severe flooding. The storm, which is the second named one of the season, has sparked warnings of major flooding and landslides.
Men's Ballon d'Or 2023: Who will be crowned the world's best player?
On the next episode of Football Now we’ll be looking ahead at the contenders for the women’s award, but this week, we’re looking into the favourites for the men’s category.
Flying Finucane ready to reign in rainbow jersey at Track Champions League
PALMA, Spain : Emma Finucane was flying under the radar when she raced in last year's UCI Track Champions League but a year on she returns to Palma's velodrome unmistakable wearing a rainbow jersey after becoming Britain's latest sprint world champion.
Saudis spending big on show jumping ahead of Paris Games
LONDON: Saudi Arabia's splurge on big name soccer signings has generated plenty of headlines but the Gulf kingdom has also been splashing the cash in show jumping's equine transfer market ahead of deadline day for next year's Paris Olympics.
Fan group official explains why Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s investment has 'got to be good' for Manchester United
A board member of a prominent Manchester United fan group explained why he is optimistic about Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s expected 25 per cent investment in the club.