Smug Celtic ooze disrespect and a new Rangers will reign supreme as trophy dominators – Hotline
The pre-season phoney war is ramping up on the Hotline and Rangers fans are growing in belief by the minute with Russell Martin’s recruitment drive.
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Gaupset shines, Bratberg Lund sees red as Norway beat Iceland 4-3
THUN, Switzerland :Norway winger Signe Gaupset made the most of her first start at the Women's Euros, scoring twice and creating two more goals as her side beat Iceland 4-3 on Thursday to make it three wins from three for the Norwegians, who had already secured victory in Group A.
Chelsea's Mia Fishel signs record deal with Seattle - source - ESPN
Seattle Reign FC has signed United States women's national team forward Mia Fishel through 2029 on a transfer from Chelsea.
Brumbies brothers eye another famous Lions upset
MELBOURNE :The Lonergan brothers will look to help the ACT Brumbies pull off another improbable win over the British & Irish Lions on Wednesday, 12 years after cheering from the terraces as the Super Rugby team stunned the touring side in Canberra.
Max Verstappen refuses to be drawn over Mercedes speculation - ESPN
SILVERSTONE — Max Verstappen again refused to be drawn on ongoing speculation he might leave Red Bull for Mercedes in 2026.
Defiant Wales wear underdog tag with pride ahead of Women's Euro debut
Wales know that little is expected of them when they take on 2017 champions Netherlands in their opening Women's Euro Group D game on Saturday, but they sent a defiant message to anyone prepared to underestimate them as they make their tournament debut.
Germany overcome Gwinn injury to beat Poland at Women's Euros
Germany forward Jule Brand scored one goal and made another as her side battled to a 2-0 win over tournament debutantes Poland in their Group C opener at the Women's Euros in St. Gallen on Friday, but the Germans suffered a serious blow when captain Giulia Gwinn left the field injured.
Sweet success eludes proud Swiss in narrow Norway defeat
BASEL, Switzerland :When Switzerland's Nadine Riesen put her side 1-0 up against Norway in their Women's Euro 2025 opener at St. Jakobs-Park on Wednesday the whole nation erupted and even though the Swiss let their lead slip and lost 2-1, they still left the stadium with their heads held high.