Rain threat adds element of unknown to NZ's semi-final bid
A forecast for rain has added an unknown element to New Zealand's final World Cup group stage match against Sri Lanka in Chennai on Thursday, captain Kane Williamson said.
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Shock jocks claim it's stupid Celtic are allowed in Champions League and they are present every rival wants to open
English shock jocks Jamie O’Hara and Jason Cundy claim Celtic competing in the Champions League has now become a pointless exercise after their Atletico Madrid annihilation as they ripped apart the Hoops’ top level Euro credentials.
Rangers aim to stamp £35m Champions League golden ticket as teetering coefficient sees Celtic park rivalry
In the UEFA Country Coefficient rankings, Scotland ended last season ninth and the Czech Republic fifteenth. With such a gap you would not have expected the Czechs to become the biggest threat to Scotland’s top 10 position - and the champions' direct entry into the Champions League that comes with it.
Teenage boy stabbed to death near school named as tributes pour in
A teenager who was stabbed to death outside a primary school has been named as tributes pour in. The 15-year-old, who was attacked in Horsforth, Leeds, at around 3pm yesterday (November 7) has been named locally as Alfie Lewis.
What Manchester United need to do to qualify for Champions League knockout stages
Manchester United return to Champions League action this evening when they face FC Copenhagen at Parken Stadium.
Frustration, bitterness and a completely different team - what Manchester United can expect from Copenhagen
As Andre Onana was mobbed by his Manchester United teammates a fortnight ago, the feeling around Old Trafford was more relief than anything else.
Man City attack now ticks every box and makes them even harder to stop
Pep Guardiola has never lacked attacking threats at Manchester City, but rarely has he enjoyed so many forward options as he has in the current squad that also present such a diverse threat.
Smith looks for 'mojo' in Hong Kong and revenge on Gooch
Cameron Smith was pipped to an $18 million cheque by Talor Gooch in Saudi Arabia last month but hopes to turn the tables on the American for a much smaller prize at the $2 million Hong Kong Open this week.