Knights' grand final run a 'pinch me' moment for veterans and youth
Tyson Frizell waited 15 years for an NRL grand final while Fletcher Sharpe wasn't alive for Newcastle's last title. Both are stunned by the Knights' 2026 run.
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Scotland newbie Luis Binks set for debut vs Switzerland
Luis Binks is set to make his Scotland debut against Switzerland at Hampden, with Kieron Bowie also in line for his first start under Sebastien Pocognoli.
Lammens shows United mentality in Courtois response
Senne Lammens has started Belgium's Nations League games against Italy and France, saving 11 of 12 shots faced, after Thibaut Courtois stepped away from national duty.
Newsboy's tips: Wise Approach Nap at Kempton, Venetian Lion NB
Wise Approach is Newsboy's NAP in Kempton's 7.30 Conditions Stakes, while Venetian Lion is the NB in the 7.00 Unibet Handicap.
Liverpool players who would get medals if Man City stripped
Liverpool would be entitled to Premier League titles if Manchester City were stripped of their honours. Here are the 21 players who would receive medals.
Saracens' Venter becomes wine consultant after £5k fine
Brendan Venter has stepped down as Saracens director of rugby to become 'head of rugby culture and wine consultant' after the club were fined £5,000 for failing to fulfil media duties.
Sherwood tells Hall to 'shut his mouth' over England comments
Tim Sherwood has told Newcastle United defender Lewis Hall to 'shut his mouth' after the England left-back described the Three Lions shirt as 'heavy'.
Welsh stars shine in England but expose Wales' Six Nations problem
Seventeen Welsh players featured in the Gallagher Premiership last weekend, with several impressing, but their absence raises concerns for Wales' Six Nations preparations and the future of the domestic game.
Szoboszlai booed in Hungary's 0-0 draw with Northern Ireland
Dominik Szoboszlai was booed throughout Hungary's 0-0 Nations League draw in Belfast, with local media labelling the Liverpool star 'big bad Dom'.
Everton injury boost as Norgaard returns to training
Christian Norgaard has started training with Everton after an injury-hit start following his £7m summer move from Arsenal, boosting David Moyes' squad options.
Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria LIVE: AFCON qualifier updates, team news
Nigeria face Guinea-Bissau in AFCON 2027 qualifying, aiming to build on their win over Madagascar without Victor Osimhen.
Effenberg delivers brutal reality check to Klopp
Stefan Effenberg has slammed Jurgen Klopp after Germany's 1-0 defeat by Greece, saying the national team are a long way from the world's elite.
Aberdeen was right place wrong time for Hernandez
Ronald Hernandez says Aberdeen was the right club at the wrong time, citing Covid, family separation and fitness issues as factors in his difficult spell with the Dons.
Hundreds of dogs enjoy annual dip at Gourock pool
Hundreds of dogs enjoyed an annual dip at Gourock Outdoor Pool, with around 240 owners and pups expected across six sold-out sessions on the final day of the swim season.
Cardiff and Swansea could gain £12m if Man City pay out
Cardiff City and Swansea City could receive over £12m in Premier League merit payments if Manchester City's results are removed, an OLBG analysis estimates.
Olympic gold medallist Katy Marchant retires from cycling
Katy Marchant, Olympic gold medallist at Paris 2024, has announced her retirement from cycling at 33, ending a 13-year career with 10 medals.
Hocus Pocus outdoor cinema event coming to Falkirk next month
Scots can watch the iconic 1993 film Hocus Pocus at an outdoor cinema in Falkirk on October 10, with tickets from £17.37.
Joe Hart trusts Man City chairman over charges verdict
Joe Hart says he has no reason not to trust Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak over the club's 115 Premier League charges, insisting he is confident of the club's innocence.
Family-run piano bar Arthur Chapman opens in Neath
Brothers Darren and Matthew Davies have opened Arthur Chapman, a family-run coffee shop, wine bar, and piano bar in Neath town centre, transforming a former costume hire unit.
Haaland to Leeds and 13 more transfers if Man City relegated
Manchester City face a mass exodus if expelled from the Premier League. Express Sport lists 14 dream transfers, including Erling Haaland to Leeds United, if the club is relegated.
Alton Towers: Nemesis Reborn and family rides review
A father of two reviews Alton Towers, revealing the Runaway Mine Train was ridden 10 times in a row by his kids during a short break at the resort.
Gordon gets World Cup apology from Aguirre before La Liga reunion
Javier Aguirre has apologised to Anthony Gordon for his X-rated outburst during Mexico's World Cup defeat by England, ahead of their La Liga reunion.
Jack Willis could switch England for Ireland
Toulouse star Jack Willis is open to switching allegiance from England to Ireland, qualifying through a grandparent, and could be eligible for the 2027 World Cup.
Rooney Rejects Title Medal if City Stripped of 2012 Crown
Wayne Rooney says he would not accept a Premier League winners' medal if Manchester City are stripped of their 2012 title, disagreeing with former team-mates Rio Ferdinand and David de Gea.
Pochettino: Impossible to Punish Man City for 'Deception'
Mauricio Pochettino says it will be 'impossible' to sufficiently punish Manchester City for a 'period of deception' after an independent commission upheld most charges against the club.
Man City guilty: Who could get their stripped trophies?
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 out of 115 financial breaches. Here is which clubs could be awarded their trophies if stripped.
21 Liverpool players who'd get medals if Man City stripped
Up to 47 Liverpool players could receive retrospective Premier League winners' medals if Manchester City are stripped of titles won between 2009 and 2018. A look at the 21 who qualify for the three seasons the Reds finished second.
Voller backs Wirtz after Liverpool criticism
Germany legend Rudi Voller has defended Liverpool's Florian Wirtz, calling him world-class and a key player for club and country amid recent criticism.
England 2003 World Cup squad hit by tragedies and financial woes
Lawrence Dallaglio is selling his 2003 World Cup winner's medal after being declared bankrupt, the latest setback for England's 2003 squad, which has seen MND, dementia and financial ruin.
Hendry fears snooker saturation in China after boom
Stephen Hendry says there is a 'slight danger of saturation' in China after snooker's boom there since 2005, despite huge crowds and TV figures.
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