Katie Uhlaender pleased to feel 'Games spirit' on Olympic swansong
American Katie Uhlaender ended her Olympic career at Beijing 2022 on Saturday (12 February).
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Charley Hoffman tees off on PGA Tour after penalty on drop
Charley Hoffman criticized the PGA Tour over social media after a rules issue cost him a penalty stroke on a drop in the second round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
Birmingham v Luton halted as steward races on to pitch to pick up tennis ball
In the latest in a series of protests against the ownership of BSHL, led by Chinese businessman Paul Suen, Birmingham City fans launched a number of tennis balls on to the pitch during their Championship home game with Luton Town on Saturday.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp drops hint on Sadio Mane contract talks
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp appears to have dropped a huge clue over the future of talismanic forward Sadio Mane after conceding "clubs think differently" about a player's age nowadays.
Sean Mackie departs on loan to end Hibs career at former club Raith Rovers
The left-back has five months left on his deal at Easter Road but will spend those final weeks in Kirkcaldy, on loan, with John McGlynn’s Championship hopefuls.
Forget Bitton: Ange must finally unleash Celtic's "brave" £4.95m-rated "threat" on Sun - opinion
After a hectic few weeks in the Premiership season, Ange Postecoglou’s Celtic side enjoy a rest from their title charge on Sunday, with Raith Rovers visiting Parkhead in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup.
Friends and neighbours (and rivals): John Shuster on USA’s close curling ties to Canada
“On the prairies of Canada, there’s a curling club in every town,” USA skip John Shuster told Olympics.com in the build-up to his fifth Olympic Games. “And the order, when they formed the town, went like this: Church, curling club, hockey rink.
Newcastle United evening headlines as Howe heaps praise on Gerrard, Wilson issues injury update
Here are your Newcastle United evening headlines on Saturday, 12 February.