Jim Goodwin on what he wants to see Dundee United change at Kilmarnock
Jim Goodwin will order his Dundee United players to get on the front foot and to come out of the blocks flying at Kilmarnock.
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Freedom of movement trial proving popular for fans
LONDON : The days of tennis fans missing the action while waiting patiently in queues to retake their seats could become a thing of the past with a trial to allow more freedom of movement during ATP Tour events proving popular.
Brilliant Brook leads England to impressive ODI win over Australia
CHESTER-LE-STREET, England :A superb maiden ODI century by new captain Harry Brook led England to a dominant, rain-shortened DLS victory over Australia on Tuesday to keep the five-match series alive with two to play.
Staff changes and new methods - how Manchester United improved their injury record
It was an ominous start to the season for Manchester United when Erik ten Hag revealed four players were doubts for the Community Shield. Only Harry Maguire recovered to board the train at Stockport Station.
The likely Premier Sports Cup semi final dates amid Rangers' 15 year Hampden quirk as Celtic's Euro clash swings into view
Fans of four Scottish Premiership clubs are patiently waiting with their diaries at the ready after the semi-final line-up for the Premier Sports Cup was completed on Sunday.
Fulham beat Newcastle 3-1 to hand Magpies first defeat of season
LONDON :Fulham's Raul Jimenez, Emile Smith Rowe and Reiss Nelson all scored in a 3-1 victory over Newcastle United at Craven Cottage on Saturday, giving Eddie Howe's team their first defeat of the Premier League season.
Hamilton Accies striker Nikolay Todorov: I'm waiting patiently for my chance but I can fire in goals for club
Nikolay Todorov admits he is waiting patiently for his chance at Hamilton Accies and is sure that once he finds the net, goals will start flowing for him in red and white.
Guardians clinch AL playoff spot with walk-off win over Twins - ESPN
CLEVELAND — Soaked to the skin from being sprayed with champagne and beer, manager Stephen Vogt stood in the middle of the clubhouse and triumphantly lifted a fake jeweled championship belt over his head like a conquering boxer.