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Canadian 'keeper Crepeau stops star Mbappe late to preserve draw with No. 2-ranked France in friendly
Canada, looking poised and organized, held second-ranked France to a scoreless draw in a high-profile men's soccer friendly Sunday in Bordeaux, France.
Jude Bellingham shows Rangers the transfer intangibles they need to stop Celtic and Oscar Cortes is the start - Kenny Miller
I can never forget the memory of an 18-year-old kid playing for Borussia Dortmund at Ibrox and trying to prevent Rangers from reaching the last 16 of the Europa League.
Test of nerves for Alcaraz as prodigy bids for maiden French Open title
PARIS : Carlos Alcaraz will face a major test of nerves when he takes on Alexander Zverev in a potentially high-octane French Open men's singles final as both players look to claim a maiden Roland Garros title on Sunday.
Record-breaking league sponsorship deal announced by SPFL
SPFL bosses have confirmed a record-breaking five-year deal with William Hill, which will be title sponsor of all four leagues.
Scientists develop new method that can predict dementia up to nine years before diagnosis, with 80% accuracy
Scientists have developed a new method that can predict dementia up to nine years before diagnosis, with 80% accuracy, according to recent research.
Ryanair cancels 100 flights at the last minute blaming 'inexplicable' EU strikes
Ryanair has confirmed the cancellation of almost 100 flights today (June 6), blaming 'unexplainable' strike action. The low-cost airline, which operates out of Manchester Airport, has warned passengers about French air traffic controllers' plans to strike - for the 84th time since 2023. The strike will disrupt all travel to and from Paris Beauvais Airport.
Amnesty urges FIFA to assess human rights risks before awarding World Cups
FIFA and countries bidding to host the 2030 and 2034 World Cups should agree to binding commitments and legal reforms to prevent human rights violations connected to the tournament, Amnesty International said on Wednesday.