What Emma Hayes thought gave Chelsea an extra lift in their vital win over Manchester City
A sold-out crowd at Kingsmeadow was just what Chelsea needed to secure three vital points in the Barclays FA WSL title chase, said manager Emma Hayes.
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Einarson, Team Canada defeat Crawford to advance to Scotties final
Kerri Einarson will have a chance to win a third consecutive Scotties Tournament of Champions.
Einarson downs Crawford to advance to Scotties final
Kerri Einarson will have a chance to win a third consecutive Scotties Tournament of Champions.
Beijing Games 2022: Billy Morgan credits 'absolutely incredible' run for Zoi Sadowski-Synnott's slopestyle gold
Billy Morgan admitted he was surprised that Zoi Sadowski-Synnott was able to come back late to win gold at the snowboard slopestyle in the Beijing Olympics on Sunday. The 20-year-old New Zealander claimed the medal with the last run of the day as she put in an impressive and technically challenging run.
Beijing Games 2022 - Amy Williams: Johannes Ludwig's 'absolutely perfect steers' earn him gold
Former British skeleton Olympian Amy Williams praised Johannes Ludwig for his ‘absolutely perfect steers’ as he won luge gold at Beijing 2022. The German luger put in some of the best runs of the day, and it was that consistency that Williams picked out as the heart of his win. Ad/> “He was amazing to watch and he really goes to show that consistency is key.
Rangers respond in style as Alfredo Morelos debut and Aaron Ramsey debut caps 5-0 win over Hearts
From hunted to hunters. It’s not the role reversal that Rangers wanted in this compelling title race but they showed they are up for the challenge of chasing down Celtic at the top of the table with an ultimately emphatic dismantling of Hearts at Ibrox.
Why Gareth Taylor thought Manchester City didn’t deserve to lose to Chelsea
Gareth Taylor was left shaking his head after feeling like his squad outplayed their opponents in Manchester City’s 1-0 loss away at Chelsea.
Beijing Games 2022 - 'Now I am having cake' - Swedish speed skater Nils van der Poel interrupted by Prime Minister
Nils van der Poel was interrupted by Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson as he talked to Discovery about his speed skating gold medal. The win was the first in the discipline for the country since 1988 as he came back from trailing to win the 5,000 metres on Sunday at the Beijing Winter Olympics. Ad/> Van der Poel affirmed his status as the pre-race favourite and was the world champion going into the event.