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On-loan Arsenal winger Mika Biereth and striker Jon Obika are on the right track to make their Motherwell comebacks, but defender Calum Butcher could play a part in the squad at St Johnstone on Saturday.
PARIS : New Zealand will not take the field just to punch a ticket for the Rugby World Cup showpiece when they face Argentina in the first semi-final at the Stade de France on Friday, they will be out to deliver a performance to be remembered.
We're not quite at the toughest part of the season just yet but we're warming up.
ARLINGTON, Texas — If the Houston Astros are going to do the unprecedented, and add another thrilling chapter to their distinguished legacy, it's going to take practically everybody. It's going to take more nights like Wednesday, when timely hits and big catches and clutch pitching performances throughout their roster sparked a desperately needed 8-5 road win over the Texas Rangers in Game 3 of the American League Championship Series.
There is change coming at Manchester United, even if it's not quite as radical as supporters had hoped for, but one area that is unlikely to be affected by Sir Jim Ratcliffe's investment into the club is the demands on Erik ten Hag this season.
News of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's impending introduction as a minority stakeholder was met with some scepticism over the weekend but it's become a natural reaction for Manchester United supporters.
Manchester United's internationals will be welcomed back to Carrington today as they prepare for the return of the Premier League.
MELBOURNE : Rugby Australia boss Phil Waugh said it would be "very, very disappointing" if Eddie Jones had a job interview with Japan before the World Cup and declined to comment on his future as Wallabies coach until the completion of a review.