Queen of the South boss urges players to be on lookout for early goal
Manager Peter Murphy has warned his Queen of the South troops to be on the lookout for an early goal in tonight’s clash at East Kilbride.
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Pogacar achieves first Giro/Tour double since 1998
NICE :Tadej Pogacar became the first rider to achieve the Giro d'Italia/Tour de France double since 1998 when he claimed his third Tour title on Sunday, cementing his domination by winning the final stage for his sixth stage success.
Jay Slater search team redeployed to Tenerife ravines after 'unanswered questions'
A specialist team who joined the search for Jay Slater are continuing to scour the area where the teen was found dead. Experts from the Dutch outfit Signi Zoekhonden, a team used to working in the aftermath of natural disasters, are still working in the ravine where Jay was found.
Utah State fires Aggies football coach Blake Anderson - ESPN
Utah State fired football coach Blake Anderson on Thursday, two weeks after informing him of its intent to terminate because of alleged actions in 2023 that the school said violated his contract and university policy.
‘So sorry we never found you': All the tributes left by Jay Slater's family at ravine where teen tragically died
A dirt track in the middle of a vast mountainous landscape in the north of Tenerife is now home to an array of heart wrenching tributes left for Jay Slater by his devastated family.
Jay Slater's mum issues new GoFundMe statement after son's body found in Tenerife
The mum of tragic Jay Slater has said the family are 'overwhelmed with grief' in a new message following the discovery of her son's body in Tenerife.
Carapaz climbs solo to stage 17 victory on Tour de France, Pogacar retains lead
:Richard Carapaz of EF Education-EasyPost climbed solo to victory on stage 17 of the Tour de France, a 178km ride from Saint-Paul-Trois-chateaux to Superdevoluy on Wednesday.
"Don't Carry Past Burdens": Anjum Moudgil Hopes For Good Outing At Paris Olympics
Paris Olympics is just around the corner and India is buzzing with excitement and hope, especially when it comes to shooting. Among the shooters carrying the burden of hopes is Anjum Moudgil, who has faced her share of professional setbacks, is approaching the quadrennial extravaganza with a renewed positive mindset and determination. Competing only in the 50m rifle 3 positions event this time, Anjum has evolved significantly since her last Olympic appearance in Tokyo in 2021. After missing out on 2023 World Championships and the deferred 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, Anjum has made a strong comeback.