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Ange Postecoglou admitted the Celtic Park atmosphere in the win over Rangers left him so fired up he could have stepped on to the playing field himself – even though he'd only have lasted 30 seconds.
Paul Nicholls expects the demands of Leopardstown to bring out the best in Frodon as he bids to become the first British-trained horse in over a decade to land the Paddy Power Irish Gold Cup.
It might well have been an overreaction, but the smatterings of boos at full time on Tuesday night were perhaps a vocal reflection of the rumblings of discontent that have been simmering away in SA1 recently.
Ireland have a clean bill of health following this morning's captain’s run at the Aviva Stadium and are all systems go for tomorrow’s opening Guinness Six Nations clash against Wales.
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Bengaluru FC will look to upset Jamshedpur FC's apple cart and sharpen their playoff aspirations when the two sides meet in the Indian Super League (ISL) at the Athletic Stadium in Bambolim on Saturday. Jamshedpur have won their last three games, spread over two weeks, to sit four points adrift of league leaders Hyderabad FC in the second position but with two more games in hand. A win will help them snap at Hyderabad's heels but in Bengaluru, they will face a rival who have found their mojo back.
Dean Smith feels an extended FA Cup run can help boost Norwich’s fight for Premier League survival.
British skeleton stars are banking on more top-secret innovations in Beijing to help them maintain a medal-winning streak that stretches back to the reintroduction of the sport into the Olympic programme in 2002.