'You'll never see me again' - Manchester United hero Rio Ferdinand makes Man City vow
Rio Ferdinand has vowed to quit TNT Sport if Manchester City win the treble three years in a row.
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Bagnaia claims pole in Austria to give Ducati 50 straight front-row starts
Championship leader Francesco Bagnaia claimed his fifth pole position of the season with the fastest lap in qualifying at the Austrian Grand Prix on Saturday to give Ducati a bike on the front row for the 50th MotoGP race in a row.
Forest substitute Wood snatches late 2-1 win over Sheffield Utd
NOTTINGHAM, England: Nottingham Forest substitute Chris Wood headed an 89th minute winner to secure a 2-1 victory over promoted Sheffield United for his side's first three points of the season on Friday (Aug 18).
'We want to celebrate together', Spain coach stonewalls on boycott ahead of World Cup final
SYDNEY : Spain coach Jorge Vilda on Saturday declined to answer questions about the mutiny in his squad earlier this year and said his team were united, having fun and determined to win their country a first Women's World Cup.
Peter Bosz issues Rangers Champions League warm up warning as slaps ban on one word around PSV camp
Peter Bosz has warned everyone at PSV Eindhoven not to mention Rangers ahead of the Dutch side’s Eredivisie clash away at Vitesse Arnhem as he looks to continue their perfect start to the 2023/24 season.
Kane will fit straight in at Bayern and score his goals says Klinsmann
BERLIN: Bayern Munich's record signing Harry Kane will adapt to German football in no time and will score the goals the Bundesliga champions need from him this season, the club's former striker and ex-Germany coach Juergen Klinsmann said on Friday (Aug 18).
Ange responds to Tottenham fans protest as Celtic 'off the pitch' issues a familiar feeling in ticket price row
Ange Postecoglou reckons Tottenham fans have the right to protest, and that it's something he found out very quickly at Celtic.
Rangers No. 2 responds to Celtic ticket stance as Neil Banfield admits 'it's always nice to have opposition fans'
Neil Banfield admits it's always "nice to have opposition fans" as Rangers manager Michael Beale's assistant was quizzed on Celtic's refusal to take tickets for the first Old Firm derby of the season.