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Son Heung-min has swept the board in the Tottenham Hotspur members player of the year awards.
A Harry Kane penalty helped Tottenham Hotspur move up to fourth in the table after a nervy 1-0 victory at home to Burnley on Sunday.
South American giants Boca Juniors booked their place in the grand final of the Argentinean League Cup via a dramatic penalty shootout against Racing Club.
There was double delight for Motherwell star Liam Kelly at the club's player of the year awards last night.
There are certain moments in the game of cricket that tend to surprise even the most experienced of players who have themselves seen almost everything the sport has to offer. One such instance occurred when veteran Nottinghamshire player Luke Fletcher surprised even himself with a direct throw at the stumps which effected a crucial run out off Stuart Broad's bowling. The batter who got run out was Middlesex's Josh De Caires. The batter at the other end - Mark Stoneman - had played five consecutive dot balls as Stuart Broad created pressure. So, when Stoneman sensed an opportunity to take a single he went for it as he nudged a delivery directed on his pads on the leg-side inside the circle. However, the 33-year-old Luke defied the age barrier and pounced on the ball to inflict an epic run out.
The Championship regular season finished last week and all that is left to be resolved is the play-offs.
Celtic could look to sign a player similar to former captain Scott Brown in the summer transfer window, according to Frank McAvennie.