Kyogo in Celtic rallying cry as striker refuses to look at Scottish Cup Final in teammate 'focus' demand
Celtic ace Kyogo insists the Hoops will need to get back to their blistering best in time for the Scottish Cup Final.
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Andy Murray withdraws from French Open in order to focus on Wimbledon
Andy Murray has withdrawn from this year’s French Open in order to prioritise Wimbledon preparations, according to reports.
Monaco now the focus as Mercedes take a different direction
LONDON : Mercedes had hoped to introduce their upgraded Formula One car at Imola this weekend but the cancellation of that race means Lewis Hamilton and George Russell must now wait until Monaco next week.
Griner, 'superteams' in focus as WNBA season kicks off
NEW YORK : Brittney Griner is back in action for the Phoenix Mercury while the New York Liberty and defending champions Las Vegas Aces are expected to usher in the WNBA's "superteam" era when a new season tips off on Friday.
All focus on Kilmarnock for striker Morgan Steedman as St Johnstone WFC remain in promotion contention
In-form striker Morgan Steedman admits making the top-flight play-off spot would be an “incredible opportunity” for St Johnstone WFC.
Virat Kohli In Focus As RCB Take On SunRisers Hyderabad In Must-Win Game
Virat Kohli will be in focus as Royal Challengers Bangalore look to strengthen their claim for an IPL play-off berth in their must-win match against laggards Sunrisers Hyderabad here on Thursday. RCB are currently in the fifth spot with 12 points from as many games and face two must-win matches to guarantee their play-off spot. SRH, on the other hand, are out of the tournament and languishing at the ninth spot with eight points from 12 matches.
Rory McIlroy plans to stay silent on LIV and focus on US PGA performance
Rory McIlroy has promised a vow of silence on matters attached to LIV Golf, with the Northern Irishman determined to focus fully on his own performance for the remainder of 2023.
Alcaraz says focus will not change as French Open top seed
Carlos Alcaraz said being the top seed at the French Open was "crazy", something he would not have believed years ago, but the Spaniard will not dwell too much on his position heading into the year's second Grand Slam.