England 3-1 Germany: Lionesses beat Germany on home soil for first time in history
England scored two late goals to beat Germany on home soil for the first time in their history and win the Arnold Clark Cup.
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Forget Arfield: GVB must finally unleash Rangers gem who can "create his own chances" - opinion
Rangers return to action at Ibrox tomorrow as Gio van Bronckhorst’s team look to make their way through to the next round of the Europa League.
Suns’ painful lesson to focus on details has them looking like champions
Devin Booker understood — even before the team plane back from the Finals in Milwaukee touched the ground in Phoenix — what had to come next.
Tadej Pogacar storms to stage-four victory to take overall lead in the UAE Tour
UAE Team Emirates star Tadej Pogacar stayed on track to defend his UAE Tour title by taking stage four after pipping his rivals in a group finish at the summit of Jebel Jais on Wednesday.
UAE Tour 2022 – Tadej Pogacar stars on Stage 4 to seize overall lead, Mark Cavendish crashes on speed bump
Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) proved the toughest on the final climb to win Stage 4 at the UAE Tour as he moved into the leader’s jersey. The pack was slowly whittled down in the 40km as the race climbed to Jebel Jais, but there was still a bulging front group as the race entered the final 4km. Ad/> UAE and Ineos Grenadiers were trying to tee up Pogacar and Adam Yates respectively but their rivals refused to disappear as the race came down to an uphill sprint.
Levi Colwill return raises shape question but Carlos Corberan could have best of both worlds
The Terriers face Cardiff City at the John Smith’s Stadium on Wednesday evening hoping to take their unbeaten run to 16 games – but know they cannot take any points for granted against a side in good form despite their league position.
When Erling Haaland Rangers decision will be made as Dortmund superstar fighting to be fit despite two major issues
Borussia Dortmund will reportedly leave it up to Erling Haaland to decide if he's ready to fly out to Scotland on Wednesday.
Champions League: Villarreal hold Juventus to a draw despite Dusan Vlahovic's early strike
Dusan Vlahovic lived up to the hype by scoring 32 seconds into his Champions League debut on Tuesday but Juventus have work to do to make the last 16 after being held to a 1-1 draw by Villarreal in the first leg. Vlahovic found the corner with just his second touch of the game at La Ceramica but a sensational start for Juve and the Serb's Champions League career was not enough for victory. Instead, Villarreal's Dani Parejo steered in a deserved equaliser midway through the second half to leave a compelling contest in the balance ahead the return leg in Turin. At 22 years and 25 days old, Vlahovic is the second youngest player to score on their Champions League debut for Juventus after Alessandro Del Piero made his mark aged 20. "He's young, this is his first Champions League match," said Juve's Alvaro Morata. "Imagine the career he has ahead of him."