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Piers Morgan hilariously falls over during golf tournament
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Bale, con Gales a pares
Definitivamente, si Gareth Bale jugara cada semana con Gales en vez de ser ese futbolista pasota del Real Madrid, no sería descabellado considerarle para algún Balón de Oro. Con la camiseta del Dragón se transforma del témpano de hielo que es Chamartín a una estrella ardiente y dominante, y volvió a hacerlo contra Austria para dejar a su país en la final de la repesca por el Mundial. Un doblete de golazos, el primero a balón parado y el segundo tras un córner, que apea de la carrera a su compañero Alaba y sigue haciendo preguntarse a más de un madridista que por qué demonios no hace lo mismo con el Madrid.
Kirkhill golfer's 'ambassador' role lets him give back to the sport
Kirkhill golfer Lewis Irvine hopes to give something back to the sport he loves after becoming Lanarkshire Golf Association’s first junior ambassador.
Seamus Power set for Masters debut but misery for Ian Poulter and Paul Casey
Ireland’s Seamus Power is set to secure a Masters debut as Ian Poulter’s absence from Augusta National was confirmed on day two of the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play.
Experience Golf Heaven at Stockport's newest attraction
If you’re looking for a fun family day out, there’s nothing better than heading to an adventure park that’s full of different activities for everyone to enjoy.
Lee Nicholls reveals which Huddersfield Town outfielder would go in goal in an emergency
Marcus Browning replacing the red-carded Nico Vaesen on the goalkeeper’s debut. Tom Cowan in the FA Cup against QPR after Tony Norman pulled a hamstring. Most memorably of all, Kieran O’Regan against Bury at Leeds Road, donning the gloves after Lee Martin was sent off – and scoring a penalty while still acting as goalkeeper. (What would you have done if you had missed? “The fastest 100m of my life!”)
Golf-Barty has the talent to be Australian amateur champion, says Webb
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Hall of Famer Karrie Webb says newly retired tennis player Ash Barty has the talent to be amateur golf champion of Australia one day, even if she doubts her fellow Queenslander would want to join the professional circuit.