’I call the shots,’ says Ralf Rangnick after calls for Harry Maguire sacking
Cape Town — Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick has insisted that Harry Maguire will remain the club’s captain after calls for his removal by club legend Paul Parker.
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Paralympic hot shots target Dubai for the World Archery Para Championships
Paralympic champions from around the globe will assemble for the Dubai 2022 World Archery Para Championships held at the Dubai Club for People of Determination.
Gave the ball away 35 times, 12 duels lost, 0 shots on goal: Spurs trio have nightmare vs Wolves
Tottenham fell to a second home defeat in four days with Antonio Conte’s side losing 2-0 to Wolves on Sunday afternoon.
0 shots, 1 big chance missed: The QPR man who struggled to make an impact in defeat at Barnsley
QPR’s Championship promotion hopes were dealt a blow on Saturday afternoon, when they were beaten 1-0 by bottom side Barnsley at Oakwell.
3 shots & 1 key pass but Sheffield United ace deals in his favourite currency in West Brom win
Sheffield United had the ever-reliable Billy Sharp to thank for their 2-0 victory over West Brom last night, as the 36-year-old bagged a brace at Bramall Lane.
Saudi International: Tommy Fleetwood two shots behind Harold Varner III
England's Tommy Fleetwood is two shots off the lead going into the final round of the Saudi International at the Royal Greens Golf and Country Club.
Dustin Johnson’s 71 leaves him 6 shots back at Saudi International
KING ABDULLAH ECONOMIC CITY: Defending champion Dustin Johnson shot a 1-over 71 to fall six strokes behind co-leaders Harold Varner III and Adri Arnaus at the Saudi International after a windy second round on Friday. Varner and Arnaus carded 66s to reach 10 under overall while Johnson finished his front nine with back-to-back bogeys and dropped another shot on No. 16 — to go with his two birdies — in pursuit of a third victory at the event.
ICC U-19 World Cup: The plan was to bat steadily, not try too many shots, says Yash Dhull
Yash Dhull says it was a conscious decision to steady the ship by batting till the 40th over alongside Shaik Rasheed without taking much risk, which helped them notch a 96-run win against Australia in the semifinals. Off to a shaky start after opting to bat, India were struggling at 37 for 2 when Dhull walked in. The skipper struck a sublime run a ball 110 and stitched a game-changing 204-run partnership with his deputy Rasheed (94 off 108 balls) to post a formidable 290 for five.