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Sunday's trip to the Etihad Stadium will no doubt evoke fond memories for Manchester United's supporters from the time that they forced Manchester City to put their Premier League title celebrations on hold.
Rangers are welcome to their balloons, commemorative white shirts and everything else they have in store at Ibrox this afternoon to mark 150 years since the club were founded.
The stage was set for Virat Kohli. It was his 100th Test. He was long due for a hundred, close to two and half years to be precise. There was a massive build up with the who's who of Indian cricket sending in their best wishes. The former India captain was presented a special cap by head coach Rahul Dravid minutes before the first Test against Sri Lanka in a short felicitation ceremony in the presence of the Indian squad. It didn't take long for Kohli get into business. When Mayank Agarwal was trapped in front by Lasith Embuldeniya, Kohli didn't even wait for the India opener to make his way towards the dressing room. He charged in. He meant business.
Western Force have left Melbourne as the only winless Australian Super Rugby Pacific team, securing a 28-3 win in a disappointing homecoming for the Rebels.
Johannesburg - There’s a fine line between confidence and arrogance. But that line does not need to be drawn when you are describing Andile Jali this season because he happens to embody both traits – as a person and a footballer.
The BBC has announced details on how to bag a ticket to the Queen's Platinum Jubilee concert in June.
Kym Marsh channeled her inner Alex Forrest as she headed out to her Fatal Attraction after party.
A Lille side sitting in mid-table in Ligue 1 head to London to face Chelsea this week hoping to play the role of "party poopers" against the reigning European champions, their coach Jocelyn Gourvennec told AFP. Recent Club World Cup winners Chelsea are heavy favourites to beat Lille in their Champions League last-16 tie as Thomas Tuchel's side look to retain the title they won by beating Manchester City in last season's final. Lille already exceeded expectations just by reaching the last 16 of Europe's elite club competition for the first time since 2006/07 and, as they make the short trip to the other side of the English Channel for the first leg, their aim is to keep the tie alive for the return.