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Airdrie player/boss Rhys McCabe gave up penalty duties to allow Josh O’Connor to notch his first competitive goal, and hopes it will give the young striker the confidence to thrive in the Championship this season.
Albion Rovers boss Sandy Clark was pleased to give Premiership side Kilmarnock a ‘fright’ in their final Viaplay League Cup group match, as he insisted the competition has provided great preparation for their Lowland League campaign kicking off this weekend.
BRISBANE : Coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg was not about to reveal her starting line-up for Germany's final Women's World Cup group match against South Korea on Wednesday but did confirm that centre half Marina Hegering was fit to play.
AUCKLAND : The United States must up their level across the board as they likely face a lethal round-of-16 opponent at the Women's World Cup, having just barely kept their title defence alive after a breathtaking scare in Tuesday's final group-stage hurdle.
After it was announced that Tyrell Malacia would miss Manchester United's pre-season tour of the United States through injury, Alvaro Fernandez's eyes must have lit up.
Tuesday afternoon the Toronto Blue Jays bolstered their infield with the acquisition of former St. Louis Cardinal Paul DeJong, and the shortstop (with the help of his new squad's social media team) wasted no time endearing himself to the Toronto faithful.
It so, so nearly wasn't the case, but the United States is alive and kicking at this Women's World Cup — even if the aforementioned kicking wasn't particularly accurate, cohesive or confidence-inducing during the team's disappointing 0-0 draw against Portugal.
AUCKLAND, New Zealand — In the aftermath of the United States' worst performance ever in the first round of a Women's World Cup, the players repeated platitudes about achieving their primary goal of advancing to the knockout stage.