Erik ten Hag's summer transfer business could have a big impact on his first Manchester United signing
Manchester United left-back Tyrell Malacia has recently come to the end of his first season at Old Trafford.
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The competition kicked off at the European Games in Krakow, Poland on Tuesday, with athletics being the sole sport on the programme on the first day.
Scotland in Euro 2024 push LIVE as Georgia manager loses his mind with rage at UEFA on mad Hampden night
Scotland became history-makers as Callum McGregor and Scott McTominay goals sank Georgia and secured four opening campaign wins for the first time.
Scotland walk on water as squeegees save the day and we find out what's in Steve Clarke's satchel – Keith Jackson's big match verdict
Well, at least now we know what Steve Clarke carries around in his little coach's satchel.
Frankie Dettori hit with nine-day ban, will miss Coral-Eclipse ride on Emily Upjohn
Frankie Dettori will miss the ride on Coral-Eclipse favourite Emily Upjohn after being handed a nine-day careless riding ban by the stewards on a frustrating first day at Royal Ascot.
The Rangers view on Brendan Rodgers Celtic return as Ibrox legend gears up for mouthwatering battle of the bosses
Brendan Rodgers' blockbuster return to Celtic could make the rebuilding task a tad tougher for Rangers.
"The Hostility...": Sunil Chhetri On Pakistan Clash Ahead Of SAFF Opener
The Indian football team is set to begin the South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) Championship on Wednesday, with their first match of the tournament scheduled against Pakistan. Be it an Indo-Pak contest in cricket or football, this one particular contest is something that neither of the two sets of players wants to lose. India skipper Sunil Chhetri, explained how things turn from 'hunky-dory' to 'hostile' as soon as the referee blows the whistle to start the match between the two countries.
Dover Athletic manager Mitch Brundle on Myles Judd’s new deal at Crabble | Defender under consideration for captaincy
Dover boss Mitch Brundle has told how he texted player-of-the-year Myles Judd every day in a bid to keep him at Crabble.