[ad_1] Steve Clarke said Scotland’s “head-scratcher” of a performance in their 2-1 World Cup qualifying win over Belarus was the most disappointed he has felt since taking charge of the national team. It was a momentous night for Clarke at…
[ad_1] New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn dismissed questions over Justin Fields’ future as the team’s starting quarterback after a dismal display against the Denver Broncos in London saw the winless Jets move to 0-6. Fields was sacked nine…
[ad_1] The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday’s newspapers… SUNDAY MIRROR Manchester United are planning to launch a £60m move for Crystal Palace star Adam Wharton, with club bosses believing a bid in that region would be good enough…
[ad_1] Xander Schauffele was victorious at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan to secure his first win in over a year. Shauffele finished at the top of the leaderboard on 19 under par after scoring 64 on Sunday. Max Greyserman was one…
[ad_1] Valentin Vacherot beat his own cousin Arthur Rinderknech in the Shanghai Masters final. Vacherot took a three-set win, 4-6 6-3 6-3. He succumbed to Rinderknech in the first set but hit back to claim the second and take the…
[ad_1] Jeeno Thitikul secured a come-from-behind victory to win the LPGA Shanghai title. Thitikul surged back from four shots down with five holes to play to force a playoff with Minami Katsu, before producing another extraordinary shot on the fifth…
[ad_1] Every once in a while, a disrupter comes along and changes the status quo. They defy the big boys- no, they become one of the big boys. Welcome to the ‘Super League Giant Club’, Hull KR. Not many sports…
[ad_1] We have competitive jumps action on Sunday with an intriguing card at Chepstow, live on Sky Sports Racing… 3.17 Chepstow – Progressive pair Celtic Dino and Tutti Quanti clash Sam Thomas saddled the 1-2 in the DragonBet ‘Welsh Champion’…
[ad_1] Finn Russell led Bath to a bonus-point 38-17 victory over Gloucester on his return to the team despite picking up a yellow card that caused a brief second-half wobble. After his watching brief in the coaches’ box last weekend,…
[ad_1] England’s Marco Penge opened up a four-shot lead to take into the final round of the Open de Espana, despite an early mishap on Saturday. Penge broke his pitching wedge playing out of the trees at the second hole but,…