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.
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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.
Britain, Norway advance to curling semis, reprieved Aussies bow out with victories
BEIJING: Australians Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt exited the mixed doubles competition on a high after the "craziest 24 hours", securing back-to-back victories on Sunday (Feb 6) only hours after believing their debut Olympic campaign had been cut short due to COVID-19.
Motherwell 0-4 Celtic: Rampant attacking display sees visitors consolidate top spot
Celtic consolidated their place at the top of the Scottish Premiership after a rampant attacking display at Motherwell extended their unbeaten league run to 19 league games.
Today at the Winter Olympics: Teenage star Kamila Valieva shines with rare feat
With the men’s downhill postponed due to high winds the Winter Olympics had to look elsewhere for headlines on Sunday.
3 talking points as Celtic dazzle again thanks to Liel Abada and Tom Rogic masterclass against Motherwell
Rampant Celtic followed up their one-sided romp over Rangers with a dominant 4-0 win against overmatched Motherwell.
Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds dreaming big after teeing up medal showdown at Winter Olympic Games
Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds are dreaming big as they prepare for a medal showdown at the Winter Olympics.
Pin-badge diplomacy warms Sino-US relations on Beijing ice
BEIJING: The strained relations between the governments of China and the United States in the run-up to the Winter Olympics have not been reflected on the curling rink in Beijing where the camaraderie has been a lot warmer than the ice underfoot.