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ABIDJAN : Mohamed Salah will miss two Africa Cup of Nations games for Egypt after suffering a hamstring muscle strain during Thursday's 2-2 draw with Ghana, the Egyptian Football Association (EFA) said on Friday.
Marvin Bartley was part of the Hibs squad that gave Jack Brydon his best ever moment as a supporter. Now the Queen of the South defender is hoping his gaffer can sprinkle a little bit of that Scottish Cup magic on the Doonhamers as he targets a run in the natoinal competition as a player.
Iraq claimed one of the all-time great Asian Cup shocks on Friday when they defeated one of the tournament favourites in Japan and qualified for the knockout stages in Qatar.
In big blow to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), its chairman Zaka Ashraf has stepped down from his role. Ashraf announced his decision to step down after chairing a managing committee meeting in Lahore on Friday. He has taken the PCB chief role from Najam Sethi in June last year. During the committee meeting chaired by Ashraf, he also thanked PCB members and Patron Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar for supporting him during his short tenure.
Four people have been found dead at a house near Norwich on Friday morning, police said.
Candace Parker was impressed. The three-time WNBA champion and LSU legend Shaquille O'Neal were congratulating the Colorado Buffaloes in their locker room after they shocked the defending national champion LSU Tigers on the first day of the 2023-24 women's college basketball season. Parker had a front-row seat to the 92-78 win over the then-No. 1 team as part of the game's broadcast crew and wanted to ensure the Buffs knew just how big of a statement they'd made.
MELBOURNE: Russian qualifier Maria Timofeeva heads into the second week of the Australian Open wondering how far she can go on the big stage but the 20-year-old has extra confidence after a shock third-round win over Beatriz Haddad Maia on Friday.
Nothing beats a Scottish Cup tie at a lower league ground in January to give you a proper introduction to Scottish football - and Rangers boss Philippe Clement could be in for a bit of a culture shock.