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What is it like to be a Ukrainian airline in Europe? Dmytro Seroukhov, General Director at SkyUp, shares insights and stories from the life of the carrier, and tells about the further plans of returning to Ukraine and growing business abroad in an interview with Interfax-Ukraine News Agency.
Craig Gordon made his long-awaited playing return from his broken leg hell under the wraps of a closed doors bounce game on Thursday evening. And the Hearts hero admits the 45-minute run out was “pretty special” even if it was in front of an empty Tynecastle.
Serdar Gozubuyuk was “out of his depth” in Seville as former Scots top flight referee Des Roache lambasted the Dutchman and UEFA over the controversial decision to disallow Scott McTominay’s goal.
PARIS : Indiscipline has often proven costly for South Africa but the Springboks are determined to steer clear of costly cards at this World Cup even though they anticipate a brutal physical challenge when they face France in Sunday’s quarter-final, captain Siya Kolisi said.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France : England coach Steve Borthwick has dropped George Ford and has opted to start Owen Farrell at flyhalf and Marcus Smith at fullback for Sunday's World Cup quarter-final against Fiji.
Julian Nagelsmann, the youngest Germany coach for almost a century, has turned to veterans as he hopes to rebuild the fallen giants nine months out from hosting Euro 2024. Hansi Flick became the first coach in Germany history to be sacked in September, having overseen a run of five matches without a win after a second-straight group stage exit at the World Cup in Qatar. Germany will take on the United States in Connecticut on Saturday evening German time and Mexico in Philadelphia early on Wednesday morning.
If this is what it feels like to suffer a Senor moment then the future for Scotland might not be as much fun as we had been expecting
The international break is usually a time for imaginations to run wild and for potential solutions to be found. Yet, this time around, even some of those seem a little far-fetched.