Welsh pub player, 58, qualifies for PDC World Darts Championship
Derek Coulson, 58, from Wales, will make his PDC World Darts Championship debut at Alexandra Palace this December after finishing second on the Challenge Tour Order of Merit.
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Celtic loanees: How five Parkhead players are faring
Celtic's five first-team loanees are assessed: Balikwisha scores first goal, Yamada blanks, Bernardo assists, Montgomery injured, Holm returns.
Alcaraz signs up for Vienna Open after £4.5m event postponed
Carlos Alcaraz has signed up for the Vienna Open, his first appearance since 2021, hours after the Six Kings Slam exhibition was postponed to December.
Villa fans boo Mason Greenwood on return to England
Aston Villa fans loudly jeered Mason Greenwood throughout Fenerbahce's 6-0 Champions League defeat at Villa Park, his first match on English soil since rape charges were dropped.
Chelsea to debut retro third kit against Everton
Chelsea will wear a new retro-inspired third kit for the first time in Saturday's Premier League match at Everton, debuting a white Nike strip with blue trim and red pinstripes.
Man City's Charge-Rage Era Makes Them Box-Office in PSG Thriller
Manchester City's first home game since the verdict dropped was a febrile, defiant spectacle, but PSG's brilliance won a six-goal thriller at the Etihad.
Klose bucks German coaching trend at Nürnberg, says Lahm
Philipp Lahm praises former teammate Miroslav Klose for bringing stability and a clear identity to Nürnberg, who sit in a promotion spot in the 2. Bundesliga.
Armstrong thanks Everton fans after £40m Forest bid U-turn
Harrison Armstrong has thanked Everton fans for their 'special' support after a £40m Nottingham Forest bid was rejected, saying the episode cemented that Goodison is the place to be.
Jaissle urged to recall Osula for Aston Villa clash
Michael Owen urges Matthias Jaissle to start Will Osula for Newcastle's Saturday clash with Aston Villa, citing the striker's strong form and goals last season.
Martinez edges closer to Man United exit after hierarchy attack
Lisandro Martinez's Manchester United future is in doubt after he criticised the club's hierarchy following the 2-0 Champions League defeat at Atletico Madrid, with his contract entering its final year.
Cardiff duo out for Middlesbrough as Chambers update emerges
Cardiff City will be without Dylan Lawlor and Rubin Colwill for Saturday's trip to Middlesbrough, while Yousef Salech could return and Calum Chambers' recovery continues.
Liverpool told to avoid Chelsea target Scott for Wharton
Former Liverpool striker Stan Collymore has urged the club to target Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton over Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, who is valued at around £100m.
Endrick sends Real Madrid message after Man United link
Endrick scored and won player of the match as Real Madrid beat Roma 4-3 in the Champions League, amid links to Manchester United.
Southgate hints he may never return to management
Gareth Southgate says he doesn't see a scenario where he returns to management, over two years after leaving the England job following Euro 2024.
Semenyo: I'm beating myself up after PSG loss
Antoine Semenyo says he is beating himself up after missing chances in Manchester City's 4-2 Champions League defeat to Paris Saint-Germain, despite a spirited second-half fightback.
Cardiff City star gets psychology support after family threats
Krystian Bielik has received support from Cardiff City's psychology team after his family were reportedly subjected to death threats following his altercation with a Portsmouth supporter.
Tyrese Hall impresses De Zerbi as Spurs chances grow
Tottenham midfielder Tyrese Hall has impressed Roberto De Zerbi with his U21 performances, earning increased first-team involvement and a spot in the Marbella training camp.
O'Brien U-Turns on £70,000 Entry for Champions Day
Aidan O'Brien has reversed his Champions Day plans, keeping Gstaad in the QEII and Constitution River in the Champion Stakes at Ascot, while Scandinavia is ruled out.
Souness: Rangers success 'lucky' amid English ban era
Graeme Souness says Rangers' 1980s success was built on 'luck' as English clubs' European ban let him sign England stars like Terry Butcher, a path unavailable to Derek McInnes.
Porzingis denies HIV/AIDS rumours after NBA absence
Golden State Warriors forward Kristaps Porzingis has denied having HIV or AIDS after weeks of speculation about his health-related absence from the NBA.
WRU unveils new talent network to transform Welsh rugby
WRU technical director Rhys Long unveils a new talent and insight department using AI and data to identify, retain and develop future Welsh rugby stars, countering England's pull.
Man Utd stars back Martinez over Wilcox criticism
Senior Manchester United players agree with Lisandro Martinez's criticism of Jason Wilcox following the Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid, though Wilcox's job is reportedly safe.
Celtic predicted XI for Benfica: O'Neill makes two changes
Celtic face Benfica in the Europa League at the Estadio da Luz. Martin O'Neill's predicted XI includes Auston Trusty for Dane Murray, but record signing Kasper Hogh keeps his place despite a seven-game goal drought.
Wirtz: Liverpool's £125m Signing Branded a Premier League Flop
Florian Wirtz's Liverpool struggles continue after another poor display against Manchester City. Jamie Carragher says the £125m record signing has not worked and questions his impact.
Balikwisha: Celtic cost me World Cup dream, I'm a £20m player
Michel-Ange Balikwisha says Celtic ruined his World Cup dream by refusing a loan, and claims he wanted to be subbed after 10 minutes in his first Old Firm match.
Emery turns attention to Newcastle after Villa's 6-0 win
Unai Emery refused to celebrate Aston Villa's 6-0 Champions League win over Fenerbahce, insisting his focus is already on Saturday's clash at St James' Park against Newcastle United.
Wardley inspired by Ipswich heroics ahead of Dubois rematch
Fabio Wardley hopes Ipswich Town's plucky Premier League form can inspire him to a second-leg comeback against Daniel Dubois on Saturday night.
O'Neill recalls Lisbon Lions' 1967 European Cup triumph
Martin O'Neill was 15 when he watched Celtic beat Inter Milan in the 1967 European Cup final. Now Celtic boss, he recalls that night and looks ahead to facing Benfica in Lisbon.
Hamann backs Jaissle to fix Newcastle after Coventry defeat
Didi Hamann says Newcastle's heavy defeat at Coventry must be a wake-up call, but backs Matthias Jaissle to succeed if given time.
Neville: Martinez comments an attack on Man Utd teammates
Gary Neville says Lisandro Martinez's post-match comments were a direct attack on Manchester United teammates, and expects Bruno Fernandes and Harry Maguire to be fuming.
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