Perthshire squash player Rory Stewart selected for Commonwealth Games
Perthshire squash player Rory Stewart will make his debut at the Commonwealth Games this summer.
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Titleholder France held by Croatia to 1-1 in Nations League
SPLIT, Croatia: Titleholder France failed to rebound from its opening defeat in the Nations League after it was held by Croatia to 1-1 on Monday. Midfielder Adrien Rabiot broke the deadlock after the break and substitute Andrej Kramarić equalized from the spot late for Croatia not to lose to France for the first time in 11 years. The draw did neither any favors: France was stunned by Denmark 2-1 in Paris on Friday, the first loss after 20 unbeaten matches, and Croatia started its campaign by losing at home to Austria 3-0.
LIV Golf announces broadcast innovation, unprecedented access for global audience
LONDON/WEST PALM BEACH: Reinforcing its mission of growing golf and reaching new fans across the world, LIV Golf on Monday announced broadcast details and an experienced, diverse team to modernize how golf is watched.
New route for Dakar 2023 in Saudi Arabia revealed
RIYADH: A new route itinerary for the fourth edition of the world-famous Dakar rally in Saudi Arabia has been announced.
"As of today...": Fabrizio Romano drops Wolves transfer twist that'll annoy supporters - opinion
Wolves have been speculated about a move for Goncalo Inacio ahead of the summer transfer window, however, a new update has now emerged from a reliable source that could squash the rumours of the potential signing.
Was Dan Burn Newcastle United’s most important January signing?
Few players have experienced a rags-to-riches story akin to Dan Burn’s at Newcastle United. Released by his boyhood club almost 20 years ago, the 6ft 7in defender dropped to non-league level, playing for New Hartley, Blyth Town and Blyth Spartans.
Longtime coach Mike Way headlines Canadian Squash Hall of Fame class of 2022
A teenage Jamie Nicholls was working part-time at the Toronto Racquet Club in 1997 when he got a first-hand look at soon-to-be Canadian squash royalty.
Welsh Liverpool fans say they were 'treated like animals' at Champions League final
A representative of the French Government is meeting UEFA bosses to talk about what lessons can be learnt from the Champions League final in Paris after fans were tear-gassed by riot police and violent clashes broke out. Football fans, politicians and UK authorities have slammed the policing of the final, where Liverpool lost to Real Madrid 1-0 at the Stade de France, in Paris on Saturday.