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Stirling Albion boss Darren Young hailed his ‘walking wounded’ squad for grinding out another gritty win to make it three wins from four to open up their League One campaign.
Rutherglen Glencairn boss Joe Pryce blasted his side and reminded them they have to hit their own standards after again drawing a blank against Blantyre Vics.
Celtic fans aren’t happy with their lot. Rangers supporters can’t wait for the Old Firm clash on Sunday. It doesn’t take long for the Scottish football world to turn upside down and right now, the Parkhead support is anything but head over heels in love with how its club has gone about its business.
LONDON : Tottenham Hotspur's cappuccino-coloured new third strip suffered an inauspicious debut but it was not to blame for the club's defeat by Fulham in the League Cup on Tuesday, according to manger Ange Postecoglou.
East Kilbride have soared to the summit of the Lowland League and boss Mick Kennedy has challenged his side to stay there.
A chess great in the making, R Praggnanandhaa made every Indian proud as he bagged the silver medal in the 2023 FIDE World Cup, and entered the FIDE Candidates tournament. Despite losing the final to World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen, Praggnanandhaa received praise from all across the country for his performance in the World Cup. As he returned from Baku, Praggnanahdaa was accorded a rousing reception upon his arrival at the airport in Chennai Wednesday.
In many ways, Manchester City’s triumph in Istanbul was the end of a cycle for the club.
If Manchester United supporters were to pick one word to describe their team's performances so far this season, 'indifferent' would likely do the job - at least in terms of what can be published, anyway.