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Any further points deduction potentially handed to Championship side Derby County for a further breach of regulations is likely to be implemented next season as opposed to this term, according to Derbyshire Live reporter Steve Nicholson.
Premier League club Southampton remain interested in West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper Sam Johnstone but also have other targets in mind as they look to strengthen this department in the summer, as per The Sun.
Doctors have removed a metal plate from the skull of India's former cricket captain Nari Contractor - 60 years after it was put in following a near-fatal bouncer by West Indies' Charlie Griffith.
Western Province captain Nama Xaba didn't bother hiding his frustration after veteran Bulls hooker Bismarck du Plessis got off scot-free for alleged foul play during Wednesday's north-south derby in the Currie Cup at Loftus Versfeld.
Nick Kyrgios is into the quarter-finals of the The U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship for the first time since 2018 after defeating Tommy Paul 6-4 6-2. The Australian overcame the American who is no stranger to clay, having won the 2015 French Open boys’ singles title, in 70 minutes.
Alex Telles has outlined what his future may hold when he eventually leaves Manchester United.
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Netherlands have arrived with their second-string side but the Indian women's hockey team still faces a stern test when it clashes with the world number one rival in the double-leg FIH Pro League tie, starting here on Friday. None of the players, that competed for the Netherlands during their successful Olympic campaign, features in the visiting side but the Indians can't breath easy, going by the standard of the sport in the Dutch land. The last time, the two teams clashed during the Tokyo Olympics, the Netherlands had hammered India 5-1. However, the Indian women so far have done well in their debut season. They are placed fourth in the standings with 12 points from six games. Netherlands, on the other hand, are sitting atop the table with 17 points from six matches. India captain Savita is aware of Netherlands' strengths but since they are playing at home and have a Dutch coach to guide in Janneke Schopman, it might help them in some way. "Netherlands is of course the world no. 1 team but if we recollect our last match against them -- first match in Olympics, we held them 1-1 till first half. In the second half we committed mistakes. "Now the team is quite excited that again we are getting a chance to play Netherlands and that too at home, so we will give our best," Savita said at the virtual pre-match press conference.