Ronaldo's Al Nassr knocked out of Saudi Super Cup
Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr were knocked of the Saudi Super Cup on Thursday (Jan 26) after a 3-1 semi-final loss to Al Ittihad in Riyadh.
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Jason Jenkins: Leinster move, Munster frustrations and his Springbok World Cup hopes
If Jason Jenkins ever felt sorry for himself during his season at Munster, he didn't have to look far to snap out of it.
Team Nigeria begins Scrabble World Cup qualifiers in Sapele
The Nigeria Scrabble Federation (NSF) has named a 26-man list for the three-day World English Scrabble Players Association Championship (WESPAC) qualifiers, which begins today in Sapele, Delta State.
Disappointment for captain Ronaldo as Al-Nassr lose 3-1 to Al-Ittihad in Saudi Super Cup semi
Cristiano Ronaldo will have to wait a while to lift his first Saudi silverware, after Al-Nassr fell to a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Al-Ittihad in their Saudi Super Cup semi-final on Thursday. The victors will meet Al-Feiha, who recorded a surprise 1-0 victory over Al-Hilal earlier in the day, in the final on Sunday.
Southgate considered resigning as England manager before World Cup
Gareth Southgate contemplated resigning as England manager following criticism ahead of last year's World Cup despite leading his team to the 2018 World Cup semi-finals and the Euro 2020 final.
Faldo: LIV players should be barred from Ryder Cup
Six-time major champion and former broadcaster Nick Faldo said that players who jumped to the upstart LIV Golf series should not be allowed to play in the Ryder Cup, saying "you've got to move on." "They're done," Faldo told Sky Sports News. "It's a rival tour. If you work for a company for 20 years and you then leave to go to a rival company, I can promise you your picture won't still be on the wall. You've moved on. Fine, off you go. "They made that decision and I'm sure they knew it was going to cost them," he added.
LIV golfers should not feature in Ryder Cup, says Faldo
European golfers who have joined the breakaway LIV Series should not be allowed to take part in the Ryder Cup, six-times major winner Nick Faldo said.
