Man City squeeze past stubborn Salford to reach FA Cup fifth round
Manchester City reached the fifth round of the FA Cup with a far-from-convincing 2-0 win over League Two side Salford on Saturday.
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Figure skating-Malinin's meltdown proof that pressure can strike even world's best
MILAN, Feb 14 : Ilia Malinin’s free‑skate collapse at the Milano Cortina Olympics was the kind of sporting shock that reverberates far beyond the rink.
Ice hockey-Sweden hold off Slovakia, Latvia beat Germany
MILAN, Feb 14 : Elias Pettersson scored twice as Sweden held off Slovakia 5-3 while Latvia fought back to beat Germany 4-3 in the fourth day of the men's Olympic ice hockey tournament on Saturday.
England Legend Michael Owen Gives Harry Kane Advice Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Michael Owen has delivered tactical advice to Harry Kane and England manager Thomas Tuchel, with the former Three Lions striker telling GOAL why the "best finisher in the world" needs to heed advice when it comes to doing his "job".
Sweden holds off Slovakia, Latvia beats Germany
Elias Pettersson scored twice as Sweden held off Slovakia 5-3 while Latvia fought back to beat Germany 4-3 in the fourth day of the men's Olympic ice hockey tournament on Saturday.
Australian Rules-Victoria beat Western Australia in AFL 'State of Origin' revival
PERTH, Feb 14 : The Australian Football League (AFL) on Saturday staged its first "State of Origin" match since 1999 at Perth Stadium, where Victoria defeated Western Australia 125-101 but injuries to two number-one draft picks illustrated the risks of such a game.
Figure skating-Shaidorov shocks field to win men's gold as Malinin falls apart
MILAN, Feb 13 : Kazakhstan's Mikhail Shaidorov emerged as the shock winner of the men's competition at the Milano Cortina Games on Friday as heavy favourite Ilia Malinin's free programme fell apart and he finished out of the medals in one of Olympic figure skating's biggest upsets.
Agha expects right spirit in India clash but unsure about handshakes
Feb 14 : Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha expects Sunday's politically charged Twenty20 World Cup showdown with bitter rivals India to be played in the right spirit but is unsure about whether the customary pre‑match handshakes between the teams will happen.