6 Feyenoord vs Celtic VAR calls in focus from IFAB rule that halted Lagerbielke let off to no Holm comfort
It was a disappointing night for Celtic as they opened their Champions League campaign with a 2-0 defeat to Feyenoord.
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Manchester United transfer news LIVE with Frenkie de Jong 'interest' and Bayern Munich build-up
Manchester United will kick-off their Champions League charge against Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena tonight (8pm) and we will have you covered every step of the way with build-up to that mouth-watering Group A opener between two proper European heavyweights.
Brendan Rodgers blasts Celtic cynics who 'dismissed' Champions League pedigree with bullish Feyenoord response
Brendan Rodgers admits his young Celts suffered a painful lesson in De Kuip – but they also proved they can cut it in the Champions League.
New Tennis Canada CEO vows to raise bar on winning and create safe, inclusive environment
Gavin Ziv's journey at Tennis Canada started when he was a ball kid in 1987. It set him on a path that has led him to the top job at the national sport organization.
Fiji turned Wales loss into Australia win with fewer carries
SAINT-ETIENNE: Fiji's stunning upset of Australia at the World Cup on Sunday was achieved despite the Pacific islanders carrying the ball half as often as they did in their dramatic opening loss to Wales.
Erik ten Hag may soon be forced to make unexpected Harry Maguire decision at Manchester United
Harry Maguire's Manchester United future has been up in the air for quite some time, with Erik ten Hag preferring a centre-back partnership of Lisandro Martinez and Raphael Varane.
Children 'scared to leave the house' after cats killed in front of their eyes as they return home from shopping
A mum says her children have been left 'traumatised' after their family pets were killed right in front of their eyes in a vicious attack. Mum-of-five Paisleysaid her kids are now 'scared to leave the house' after witnessing their beloved cats get mauled to death by two dogs.
Atanu Das In Focus As Recurve Archers Hope To Shake Off Asian Games 'Jinx'
He may no longer be the India No. 1 recurve archer, but the seasoned Atanu Das is fully aware of the responsibility of not only bringing out the best in him but also the team as they look to overcome the Asian Games 'jinx'. Recurve archery, an Olympic discipline, has been on a downward spiral and its slide has ironically coincided with the rise in the compound section, where India now boast of two recently-crowned world champions in Ojas Deotale and Aditi Swami.