Assistant Chris Hogg to take over in his absenceClub’s next match at Middlesbrough on SaturdayThe Bristol City head coach, Liam Manning, is taking a period of leave after the death of his baby son, Theo. Manning’s assistant, Chris Hogg, will take charge of the Championship side in his absence.The club said on Monday: “Everyone at Bristol City …
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Updates from the 7.45pm BST kick-off in CardiffBellamy on importance of Wales enjoying themselvesAny thoughts? Share them with Scott via emailHere we go, then; Montenegro kick off. The home fans in full voice.The teams are out! An amazing atmosphere at the Cardiff City Stadium. Wales in red, Montenegro in second-choice white. We’ll be off in a few minutes, …
City have not put a timescale on the 38-year-old's absence and said football duties will be carried out by his assistant Chris Hogg in the interim.
French World Cup winner says Premier League champions should give him wages it withheld after arrest for rape and sexual assault charges, of which he has now been cleared.
MK Dons vs Wimbledon is among the 40 first-round ties set to take place next month after the FA Cup draw.
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German wild card Justin Engel made history at the Almaty Open in Kazakhstan when he became the first player born in 2007 or later to record an ATP Tour win.
New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 54 runs which eliminated India from the Women's T20 World Cup on Monday.
The French Rugby Federation expresses its "firm opposition" to the proposed 20-minute red card, saying it is an "unacceptable step backwards" by World Rugby.