Gray relief as calamity averted & Hibs jeers turn to cheers
David Gray's Hibernian were booed off in Kosovo last week, but a rousing second-leg display has his name ringing from the Easter Road rafters once more.
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De Zerbi's 'ultra' roots and the Brescia connection at Spurs
Roberto de Zerbi says he was born an ultra, raised on the Brescia curva alongside his father - and he has carried those roots to north London.
Nobody is selling football and investment plan continues - Fifa
Football's governing body Fifa plans to continue the consultation process after Uefa threatens to boycott World Cups.
‘Scream when you put the phone down’: GB’s Zoe Backstedt on making Tour de France squad for the first time
Wales’s Zoe Backstedt is set to ride the Tour de France Femmes for the first time after an astonishing season, including fifth place at the Tour of Flanders. The 21-year-old tells Flo Clifford what it was like getting that long-awaited call
‘Life-threatening violence’ but ‘modest’ punishments: Scottish football has not learnt lesson from season of disorder
An independent review into fan disorder at the Scottish Cup quarter-final between Rangers and Celtic makes for damning reading, but as Jamie Braidwood explains, little is being done to enact tangible change
Emma Finucane powers Wales to gold in British show of force in Commonwealth Games team sprint
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Infantino increasingly embattled after senior adviser resigns over World Cup sell-off plans
Infantino’s role as president under increasing pressure143 of Fifa’s 211 members now stand against schemeGianni Infantino’s authority has been dealt a fresh blow after Carlos Cordeiro, one of his senior advisers, resigned with immediate effect in protest at proposals to sell a stake in the World Cup.In the latest embarrassment for Infantino, who saw …
Why Joe Root will be a different England captain now: The reason the job became 'unhealthy' first time around, the lessons he's learnt from Ben Stokes, the stars he's set to call on... and the one he may axe
Joe Root yesterday said he'd taken on 'a difficult but hugely rewarding job' after being reappointed as Test captain. It's a far cry from when he quit due to the 'big weight' on his shoulders.
'He's been forgiven. He's part of the family now': Uncovered for the first time, this is the secret new life of Oscar Pistorius
Pistorius was clean shaven in his Blade Runner days as South Africa's darling. Now his hair is greying and he has grown stubbly facial hair. His prosthetic limbs are often covered by trousers.
Fowler, Cantlay impress as Malnati leads after threatening 59 round
Rickie Fowler and Patrick Cantlay are in contention after the first round of the Rocket Classic in Detroit as leader Peter Malnati threatened a sensational sub-60 score.
Proud Keith claims bronze in front of 100-year-old grandad
Megan Keith claims a memorable Commonwealth Games bronze for Scotland in the 5,000m in front of her 100-year-old grandad at Scotstoun Stadium.
Southern Brave defend 128 to seal first win of this year's Hundred
Southern Brave secure their first win in the men's Hundred by successfully defending a total of 128 to defeat Birmingham Phoenix by 12 runs at the Utilita Bowl.
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England edge South Africa thriller to reach semis
England's netballers reach the Commonwealth Games semi-finals after producing a pulsating comeback to beat South Africa 58-54.
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Roy Keane and Micah Richards like you've never seen them before! Pundits dress up for Sky Bet campaign ahead of new Premier League season
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Archer, Wood and Rashid inspire Brave to first win in late thriller
Southern Brave men's team are alive in The Hundred after a desperate scramble to defend just 128 against Birmingham Phoenix in front of a crowd that flipped from subdued to raucous as Jofra Archer, Chris Jordan and Luke Wood clinched it at the death.
Papers: Arsenal closing in on deal for Newcastle captain Guimaraes
England fight back to reach netball semi-finals at Commonwealth Games
England fought back to beat South Africa 58-54 to reach the netball semi-finals at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.