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Juventus beat Milan 2-0 to move into top four
TURIN, Italy :Juventus stretched their unbeaten Serie A streak to 21 games and broke into the top four after second-half goals by Samuel Mbangula and Timothy Weah gave them a 2-0 home win over AC Milan on Saturday.
Hamilton 3 Musselburgh 1: Accies boss knew late goals would come as they see off plucky Burgh in Scottish Cup
Hamilton boss John Rankin insisted he always had faith his Accies would come good in the end after surviving a cup scare from East of Scotland Premier League leaders Musselburgh Athletic.
'I tried to ignore it, then on a caravan holiday my wife just knew something was wrong'
A dad who had his world turned upside down when his wife noticed something about his face has spoken of his nightmare.
Gary Neville pays touching tribute to Manchester United great Denis Law
Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville says Denis Law will be sadly missed in a touching tribute to the Old Trafford icon, who passed away aged 84.
‘I tried five non-alcoholic bottles of fizz for Dry January - one just made me cringe’
Non-alcoholic drinks are the future. At least that’s what I’ve been telling myself - and anyone that will listen - during Dry January this year.
Leganes end Atletico Madrid's record winning run with shock 1-0 victory
MADRID :Atletico Madrid's 15-game winning run came to an end on Saturday when they were unexpectedly beaten 1-0 by lowly local rivals Leganes, a defeat that could see them lose the LaLiga lead if Real Madrid defeat Las Palmas on Sunday.
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy-Chirag Shetty Lose In Semifinals As India Open Campaign Ends
Indian doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty's campaign at the India Open Super 750 ended in the semifinals after they suffered a straight-game loss to Malaysia's Goh Sze Fei and Nur Izzuddin in New Delhi on Saturday. Satwik and Chirag, the 2022 champions, were outplayed 18-21, 14-21 in just 37 minutes by the world number 3 Malaysian duo, who produced a class act to derail the Indian pair's game plan. "I think we should have closed down in the first game but credit to them they were really good in the service situations, which we didn't really expect because probably we didn't prepare for it. Having said that, we should have been little more calmer," Chirag said after the loss.