Fred dedicates Manchester United win to Erik ten Hag and Sir Alex Ferguson
Fred paid tribute to Erik ten Hag and Sir Alex Ferguson after Manchester United defeated Newcastle to win the Carabao Cup at the weekend.
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Huw Jones confident Scotland can still win Six Nations despite France defeat
Scotland's Huw Jones is adamant his side are still very much alive and kicking in the battle for the Guinness Six Nations title despite returning from Paris with nothing to show for their spirited performance.
Juan Mata sends message to Bruno Fernandes after Manchester United win Carabao Cup
Former Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata said Bruno Fernandes “deserves” his first trophy as a Reds player following Sunday’s Carabao Cup win over Newcastle.
Meath pair win unusual winter sport event – pulled by horses on a sofa built on skis
Irish friends who competed to defend their title at an extreme winter sport competition in Canada lost out on their bid but did win another unusual event.
One of Erik ten Hag's summer transfer decisions was made easier in Man United Carabao Cup win
No matter how many saves David de Gea makes, there will always be some Manchester United fans who strongly believe that the Reds need to replace the veteran Spaniard in the summer transfer window. The goalkeeper was impressive in the Carabao Cup final win over Newcastle United, but his future still remains unclear.
Trail Blazers' Lillard scores franchise-record 71 points in win over Rockets
The celebration surrounding Damian Lillard's record-breaking performance was short-lived.
Kane Williamson Century Sees New Zealand Set England 258 To Win 2nd Test
Record-breaker Kane Williamson stroked a superb century Monday to steer New Zealand to 483 all out in their second innings and set England a target of 258 runs to win the second Test in Wellington. Former captain Williamson hit 132 and Tom Blundell was last man out for 90 as the hosts fought back after being asked to follow on. England were 48-1 in their second innings at stumps after opener Zak Crawley, on 24, was bowled by a delivery that nipped back from New Zealand captain Tim Southee.