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NFL player Hill found liable for two counts of battery
A Miami jury has found Tyreek Hill liable for two counts of battery but not liable for the eight remaining claims made by Lakeeta Vaccaro, ending the high-profile civil trial involving the NFL wide receiver and his estranged wife.
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As part of Black History Month, Craig Richards joins Sky Sports' The Moments That Make Us series and reveals how he overcame missing out on an opportunity to feature as the co-main event at the 02 with Anthony Joshua due to a hand injury.
'I don't think the fire is there' - Will Rory ever return to world number one?
Sky Sports' pundits have their say on whether Rory McIlroy will ever return to world number one.
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Sky Sports' golf pundits were asked whether Scottie Scheffler will break Tiger Wood's record for the most consecutive weeks at world number one.
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Have any footballers ended their career with more own goals than goals? | The Knowledge
Plus: the earliest trophyless seasons, scoring off one’s backside (part II) and the origins of ‘shithousery’Mail us with all of your questions and answers“How many professional players have ended their senior careers with more own goals than goals for their own team?” wonders Peter Clark.In the past we’ve looked at the players with the most own …
Joining Shakhtar as they make base in London: ‘We’re here to show the world that we are alive’
With no ‘home’ games in Ukraine, Arda Turan’s side hit the road again, with Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge hosting their Champions League campaignThe morning has thinned out into low, wispy cloud. Beneath it, Shakhtar Donetsk’s players are going through their paces. It is a light session for those who did not start against Veres Rivne the previous day; …
Man United mutiny: Now Amad Diallo's 'f***ing disgrace' post follows Lisandro Martinez's rant, as Wayne Rooney fears dressing room could be 'ripped apart'
Amad Diallo has poured petrol on the fire after Lisandro Martinez's mutinous jibes at Man United's hierarchy. Diallo took to Snapchat in the wake of United's defeat.
The shocking bombed-out abandoned state of Ukrainian football giants' Shakhtar Donetsk home is revealed in new photos as they move to London to play in the Champions League tonight
Shakhtar moved into the Donbass Arena in 2009, with the ground one of the main venues at Euro 2012, but it hasn't hosted a football match since 2014.
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'Awful' and 'disrespectful' - Carra and Rooney criticise Martinez outburst
Jamie Carragher has branded Lisandro Martinez's comments criticising the Manchester United hierarchy as "awful" - saying the player should look at himself because of his "really poor" start to the season.
Striker swaps Sunday league for Champions League
Briton Kartal upsets Bencic at Wuhan Open
Sonay Kartal upsets Swiss ninth seed Belinda Bencic to reach the Wuhan Open third round as she continues to build momentum.
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How Ukrainians are uniting behind Shakhtar in London
Shakhtar Donetsk will be playing Champions League home games at Stamford Bridge this season. It is a scenario nobody wants ideally, but the UK's Ukrainian community is making the best of a difficult situation.
Noni Madueke has the tools and ability but after another frustrating night for Arsenal, the England star MUST step up or see his side suffer, writes ISAAN KHAN
ISAAN KHAN AT THE EMIRATES: There is some player in Madueke. The sharp twists and turns, the watertight dribbling all point to a forward with spades of talent in his boots.
Both Man City and Paris Saint-Germain breached football's financial regulations, but the Gulf state rivals could not have dealt with scrutiny more differently, writes IAN HERBERT
IAN HERBERT: It's hard to avoid the sense that those arriving with PSG for the Champions League tie at Man City will consider City's guilty conviction to be anything less than comeuppance.