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STEVE CLARKE has named his Scotland squad for next week's World Cup play-off showdown against Ukraine.
Over a decade from delivering the St. Louis Cardinals a drought-breaking championship, Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina wound back the clock.
Determined to go his own way in the role, Ten Hag thinks he is the right man to restore post-Ferguson United’s former glories
Since beating Jeff Horn in 2018 to become WBO welterweight champion, fans have been crying out for the two American welterweights to face off in the ring. Four years onwards and we are now closer than ever to witnessing the two rivals square off - and if it does happen then all four world titles will be on the line. Spence beat Yordenis Ugas in April to add the WBA belt to his IBF and WBC titles and is the unified champion at 147lbs. With 'Bud' now being a promotional free agent, it leaves the 34-year-old free to work with Al Haymon and PBC, something Crawford's former promoter Bob Arum refused to do.
Back in 2019 Cahill shocked the snooker world as he knocked out Ronnie O'Sullivan from the world championships. The 26-year-old has also picked up wins over the likes of Ding Junhui and Mark Selby at the UK Championship. Cahill is looking for a return to the World Snooker Tour after dropping out in the culmination of the 2020/21 campaign.
Brentford have confirmed talks are ongoing over the possibility of keeping Christian Eriksen at the club, as they announced the departures of four first-team players following the end of the Premier League season. Defenders Julian Jeanvier and Zanka are both out of contract and the club have decided against taking up optional extensions, while goalkeepers Jonas Lossl and Alvaro Fernandez were both on loan in west London and will not see those moves made permanent. Eriksen arrived on a free transfer in January following his release by Inter Milan and the Dane has had a superb impact, with Thomas Frank’s side winning seven of the ten league games in which he has started to comfortably secure another season in the top-flight.
Despite the fact that it has only been a month since the Cymru Premier season ended, Nicky Hayen’s Haverfordwest County squad is taking its shape ahead of the 2022/23 season.
England host New Zealand in a three-Test series, starting in June, with James Anderson and Stuart Broad likely to return.
"Why would you not look to him to come in for two seasons and do a job for you doing that? He's brilliant."
The figures of the deal have been revealed, as Aaronson prepares to reunite with Jesse Marsch.
Fitzpatrick carded a closing three-over-par 73 to miss out on the play-off between eventual winner Justin Thomas and Will Zalatoris by two shots.
Since his departure, the Matchroom Boxing promoter has not been shy in slamming the broadcaster. Sky Sports analyst and presenter Johnny Nelson has weighed in on Hearn's recent comments. "I don't know why, it doesn't make sense to me if I'm honest with you," Nelson told Planet Sport.
Nketiah will reportedly extend his stay at the Emirates after originally planning to leave Arsenal this summer.
Melbourne Storm "cannot afford to lose" Cameron Munster and there is no way he will take a pay cut, according to former NRL star Matty Johns.
JAIDON Anthony insists the situation regarding his contract at Cherries provided no distraction this season, adding: "I love playing for this club."
Top seed Novak Djokovic only lost four games as he outclassed Yoshihito Nishioka in his first grand slam match of the year.
Wigan forward Ramon Silva has said he is looking forward to experiencing the Challenge Cup for the first time on Saturday.
McClaren is a former England, Middlesbrough and Newcastle manager, and returns to United having previously worked as assistant to Sir Alex Ferguson from 1999 to 2001. In his first year at Old Trafford, McClaren helped the team to the infamous FA Cup, Premier League and Champions League treble.
Meanwhile, Chelsea have a reported eight-player shortlist for the summer
With Red Bull on the up, Charles Leclerc says Ferrari "cannot afford" more reliability problems.
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