Celtic fans face Aston Villa ticket scramble as initial Champions League allocation slashed
Celtic fans heading to Aston Villa for next month's Champions League showdown face an almighty ticket scramble after the away allocation was reduced.
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Friedkin Group buys majority stake in Everton
Everton's takeover by the Texas-based Friedkin Group has been completed with Farhad Moshiri's Blue Heaven Holdings selling its majority stake, the Premier League club said on Thursday.
Manchester United drop triple Tottenham team news hint as Ruben Amorim makes radical decision
Manchester United return to Carabao Cup action this Thursday night, attempting to secure a passage to the competition's semi-finals with a tie against Tottenham Hotspur standing in their way.
Baby drowned in bath as mum played a game on her phone in the next room
A mother who was playing a cooking game on her phone while her infant son tragically drowned in the bathtub has been sent to jail. Seven-month-old Charlie Goodall tragically passed away after toppling over in an unsteady bath seat as his mother, Danielle Massey, left him unsupervised "for a prolonged period of time" at their house.
Ross Doohan ready to grab Aberdeen chance as Dons No2 looks to show Jimmy Thelin what he can do
Ross Doohan knows the chance to showcase his talents over the coming weeks with Aberdeen could be massive in helping him secure his future.
How Manchester United should line up vs Tottenham in Carabao Cup quarter-final
Manchester United take on Tottenham Hotspur in the Carabao Cup quarter-final on Thursday night as Ruben Amorim looks to edge closer to a first trophy as the club's head coach.
ATP paid $1.3 million to 26 players in 2024 under minimum wage plan
The ATP distributed $1.3 million to 26 players as part of its on-trial financial security programme in 2024 and will step up its commitment by boosting minimum wage figures for next year, the governing body of men's tennis said.
Which Europeans have better skills in literacy, math and problem-solving?
A new OECD study shows that adults in Finland achieved the highest scores in literacy and numeracy, as well as in adaptive problem-solving.