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Under-fire Michael Beale vowed to battle on as Rangers manager - despite falling further behind Celtic in the title race and being booed by Ibrox fans.
It's big, it's always big at the Rugby World Cup.
India came up with a solid performance as they hammered arch-rivals Pakistan 3-0 to win the SAFF Men's U-19 Championship in Kathmandu on Saturday. Manglenthang Kipgen (64', 85') and Gwgwmsar Goyary (90 5') found the back of the net for the Blue Colts at the Dashrath Stadium. It was India's eighth youth title in the SAFF championships, a clear testimony of their regional supremacy. Substitute Kipgen once again emerged as the hero for the Indians. Following his nerve-wracking winning penalty strike against hosts Nepal in the semi-final on Wednesday, Kipgen continued to shine as he scored the first two goals to literally slam the doors on Pakistan's ambitions.
LYON, France : All Blacks captain Sam Cane was delighted to get his first taste of the World Cup in New Zealand's third Pool A game and said there was still room for improvement after Friday's spectacular win over Italy.
LIVERPOOL, England : Two goals from set pieces earned Luton Town their first ever Premier League victory as they beat Everton 2-1 at Goodison Park on Saturday to climb out of the bottom three and pile on misery on the hosts.
LIVERPOOL, England : Luton Town boss Rob Edwards praised his team for their ability to adapt to the Premier League as they grabbed their first-ever victory in the competition with a gritty 2-1 win away to Everton on Saturday.
Swansea City secured back-to-back Championship wins for the first time under Michael Duff with a thumping win over Millwall at The Den.
If it hadn’t been for his autobiographical show First Time, actor and playwright Nathaniel J Hall says he might still be living with the ‘shame and secrecy’ of his HIV diagnosis.