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Damien Hoyland unlucky to be one of five sent home early from Scotland tour
Of the five players being sent home early from Scotland’s tour of South America, Damien Hoyland is the one likely to feel most aggrieved.
Giro Donne 2022 - Who can beat Annemiek van Vleuten? Five riders to watch in battle for maglia rosa
After a year spent at the Pro level, the organisers of the women’s Giro d’Italia have made the changes necessary to earn the race’s promotion back to the World Tour. Rebranded the Giro Donne, we’ve been promised the biggest, most professional, and most watchable edition of the race yet. There will be two hours of live TV coverage per day, with every stage streamed live and on demand on discovery+, which ought to be sufficient to prevent you missing the most unmissable parts of each stage.
Manchester United tipped to sign five players after Frenkie de Jong and Tyrell Malacia deals
Manchester United are being tipped to sign five more players during the summer window after Netherlands stars Tyrell Malacia and Frenkie de Jong took a step closer to completing Old Trafford moves.
Wimbledon day five: Six Britons look to lift mood after Murray and Raducanu exit
Home fans will be hoping to put Wednesday’s double disappointment of losing Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray behind them with six British players in action.
Brentford set to win five-club transfer race to bring Keane Lewis-Potter to Premier League
Brentford are reportedly close to completing the signing of Hull City forward Keane Lewis-Potter.
Roy Williams, Jim Calhoun among five coaches headed to College Basketball Hall of Fame
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Roy Williams and Jim Calhoun will join John Beilein and Lon Kruger in a star-studded cast of coaches who will be inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame in November, it was announced Wednesday.
Five big Leicester City transfer decisions justified by latest figures
Leicester City have been well known for their canny transfer business in recent years - with hidden gems, academy products and top flight strugglers all transformed into valuable first-team players.