Pep Guardiola to England leaves Man United out of excuses and makes Ineos next decision critical
While Manchester United and Manchester City may well be close physically to each other, the figurative gap between the two clubs could not be greater.
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Sailing-New Zealand take 4-0 America's Cup lead as British plot comeback
BARCELONA :New Zealand took a 4-0 lead over Britain in their America's Cup defence on Monday, with the crews locked in a tight early tacking duel and close passes in the first downwind leg before the Kiwis took control to win the race.
Sailing-British chase America's Cup comeback as New Zealand take 4-0 lead
BARCELONA :New Zealand stretched their lead to 4-0 in their America's Cup defence on Monday, leaving challengers Britain to work on ways to win the next showdown after losing out to the holders in a tacking duel and a series of downwind crosses.
Manchester United sacking plans for a manager are still the same
If Erik ten Hag enters the Jimmy Murphy Centre next Thursday for the pre-match press conference, he has not dodged the bullet just yet.
Hearts chief chucks caution in the bin as multi-million pathbreaker makes him truly believe in title glory
Hearts chief Andrew McKinlay believes the Tynecastle tie-in with the analytics firm behind Brighton’s success can turn them into genuine title challengers. The Jambos sit rock bottom of the Premiership after the worst start to a season in their history. But a multi-million pound investment that will see the club benefit from the use of Jamestown Analytics, the data and stats company owned by Tony Bloom’s Starlizard, has McKinlay excited.
Baffled Michael Stewart calls out Rangers fans after Ianis Hagi red card lands madcap Celtic defence
Mystified Michael Stewart admits he can't understand how some Rangers fans leapt to the defence of red card sinner Ianis Hagi.
Sailing-Britain's Ainslie has high hopes for future of America's Cup
BARCELONA : Sailing has a great opportunity to develop as a sport if the America's Cup can involve more frequent events and evolve the boats now being raced, said British skipper Ben Ainslie.
Seven years later, Solanke says he never lost hope about another England call-up
BURTON UPON TRENT, England : Dominic Solanke has the England shirt from his lone appearance for the national team framed on his wall, and while seven years have passed since he wore it, the Tottenham Hotspur striker said he never gave up hope of another call-up.