Miller golden goal seals Wakefield win | Hull KR end losing run
Wakefield captain Jacob Miller capped a stirring fightback with a golden goal drop-goal to clinch a 19-18 victory over Hull and ease his side's relegation fears.
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Spurs confident they can seal agreement for Conte’s number one target; have money to close deal
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David de Gea World Cup hopes in tatters as boss hints at reasons for Man Utd star’s omission
Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea may struggle to get back into the Spain side after manager Luis Enrique hinted why he is not with the current squad.
Wales qualify for first World Cup since 1958 after edging Ukraine in play-off final
The 32nd and last team in the World Cup won’t be the side most of the planet wanted. Far crueller things have happened to Ukraine this year but they were denied the expression of a nation’s identity and excellence that a place in the World Cup provides; denied, sadly, by one of their own. But if Wales had rarely been more unpopular outside the principality, after a 64-year exile, they could not afford to be sentimental. For six decades, the last player to score against them on the global stage has remained a teenaged Pele. All of that will change now. The class of 1958 are no longer the only Welshmen to qualify for the World Cup and it is a colossal achievement by Robert Page and his band of brothers.