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Paul Hartley watched Fraser Fyvie rescue a point for Cove Rangers with a spectacular 25-yard strike against Airdrie and ensured the tide wouldn’t turn in cinch League One.
Bradford ended their dismal run of five consecutive home defeats as they gained their first home point under new manager Mark Hughes with a 0-0 draw against promotion chasing Newport at Valley Parade.
Tony Smith has made five changes for Hull KR's Challenge Cup tie against Leigh Centurions with Ben Crooks replacing Ryan Hall on the left wing.
Paul Pogba is set to leave Manchester United on a free transfer for the second time this summer.
Karren Brady insists it is not wise to increase the amount of subs from three to five whilst the season remains ongoing.
Moulding a team capable of accumulating points consistently is something all clubs strive for but few succeed in their quest.
Suzie Bates compiled her 12th ODI century and became the first New Zealand batter, and fourth overall, to reach 5,000 runs in the format as the hosts beat Pakistan by 71 runs to end an otherwise disappointing Women's World Cup campaign on a positive note on Saturday. After Bates' magnificent century guided New Zealand to 265 for eight, a maiden five-wicket haul from medium pacer Hannah Rowe helped New Zealand register a comfortable victory at the Hagley Oval. Bates hit 126 from just 135 deliveries in the White Ferns' total and that proved too much for Pakistan as Rowe picked up 5/55 to effectively seal the result for New Zealand.
Red-hot Nick Kyrgios continued his tennis rejuvenation as he overcame Andrey Rublev and an issue with his left knee to ease into round three at the Miami Open. The Australian wild card tore through the world number seven’s second serve and once again showcased his power and shot-making ability to claim an emphatic 6-3 6-0 victory in just 52 minutes. Ad/> Reflecting on the rapid win, Kyrgios said: «He came out hot at the start, but you know tennis can switch momentum with a couple of points and once I got that double break I started seeing the return really well.