Kerr says Basketball World Cup scare will toughen US
MANILA: Head coach Steve Kerr said the United States will be a better team after surviving their first real scare of the Basketball World Cup to beat Montenegro on Friday (Sep 1).
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Stirling Albion supersub gets rewards for patience with Kelty winner after injury setbacks
It was a case of good things coming to those who wait for Stirling Albion youngster Josh Cooper as his late winner decided the narrow contest with Kelty Hearts at the weekend.
Erik ten Hag told how Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg would bring the quality he loves to Manchester United
Paul Parker has urged Manchester United to make a deadline day move for Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, who he believes would be a 'leader' under Erik ten Hag.
Married couple's heartbreaking final moments after their car became flooded
Emergency services made desperate attempts to save a couple who tragically died after their car was submerged in water, a coroner's court has heard. Elaine and Philip Marco were found after their Mercedes became trapped on Queens Drive, in Liverpool, last Saturday (August 26).
Team USA survives tough test from Montenegro at FIBA World Cup - ESPN
MANILA, Philippines — Team USA got is first test of the FIBA World Cup Friday. They passed but it was a little shaky.
England's Borthwick the latest to face the Farrell paradox
LONDON : Owen Farrell is not England's best flyhalf, best centre or best captain and his tackling now looks like a ban in waiting, yet for over a decade he has been undroppable under three coaching regimes and looks set to remain that way at the World Cup.
Manchester United could be made to instantly regret £100m Harry Kane transfer decision
Manchester United had a plan to stop and sign Harry Kane last season. One succeeded and the other failed.
Dalbeattie Star return to winning ways and end Newton Stewart's perfect start
Dalbeattie Star returned to winning ways and ended Newton Stewart’s perfect start to the season in the process.