2 h. ago Man City will be back competing for biggest prizes next season – Pep Guardiola

After four-successive Premier League titles and treble in 2023, City are left challenging for Champions League qualification and the FA Cup this term.

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5 h. ago Dumfries and Galloway rugby star seals move back to Scotland with Glasgow Warriors

Alex Craig’s move to Scotstoun will reunite him with former Stewartry Shark Stafford McDowall.

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51 h. ago Franco Smith finally gets his man as Glasgow Warriors sign Scotland lock

27 y/o will join Warriors ahead of 2025-26 season

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53 h. ago Matheus Nunes: Champions League spot is City’s ‘Premier League trophy’ this term

City have the chance to the season on a high, with the FA Cup and Champions League qualification still to play for.

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69 h. ago New Zealander to become Scotland qualified after Glasgow Warriors contract commitment

Player of Season locked in for another three years

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3 d. ago 'Snorting': Glasgow Warriors tell Bulls it will feel like slaughterhouse as URC war of words begins

Last year’s URC final still fresh in memory ahead of Scotstoun showdown

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5 d. ago Glasgow Warriors' 'elephant in the room' as Edinburgh drop out of play

Smith pleased with Leinster response but it’s getting tricky for Edinburgh

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5 d. ago Scotland duo inspire shock win in relegation fight as World Cup winners' title hopes suffer major blow

Defender continues to shine for Canary Islanders

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5 d. ago Confident, ambitious, serious – the Nuno effect is taking Forest into dreamland

Those who know the man behind the stern facade all attest to the special qualities of a manager who has taken club to unexpected heightsCommunication is key for Nuno Espírito Santo, whether it is speaking to his squad, playing music or guiding horses over jumps. Simple and clear messages make working for and with the Nottingham Forest head coach uncomplicated, because everybody knows what is demanded of them on and off the pitch.The only place Nuno’s methods have not worked at is Tottenham, where he returns on Monday with Forest, who are in a race to qualify for the Champions League and are preparing for an FA Cup semi-final. The Portuguese was never the right fit in north London, lasting four months before being dismissed, but he will not be out for revenge: the league table has done that for him. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Stuttering Glasgow Warriors recover from wretched first half at Zebre to avoid making history

Warriors stay second in URC but this wasn’t a vintage performance

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6 d. ago Glasgow Warriors ring changes for Zebre trip as Josh McKay return welcomed

Warriors keen to bounce back from heavy Leinster loss

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8 d. ago Manchester United head to Wembley to defend FA Cup crown as Man City suffer major injury blow

Marc Skinner's side were victorious over Manchester rivals City to gain a place in the FA Cup final while City star suffers injury woe

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8 d. ago Premier Sports strengthen URC ties with new deal as 'free to air' tease given for UK viewers

Broadcaster extends deal for Glasgow Warriors and Edinburgh Rugby matches

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1 week ago Jason Tindall prepared to lead Newcastle for rest of season as Howe recovers

Manager in hospital being treated for pneumonia‘No exact timeframe’ for return, says TindallJason Tindall is ready to take charge of Newcastle for the remainder of the season as Eddie Howe recovers from pneumonia. With Newcastle’s manager still in hospital, his assistant will lead the team against Crystal Palace at St James’ Park on Wednesday night and at Aston Villa on Saturday, but, if necessary, Tindall is prepared to deputise for longer.Given that recovery times from assorted types of pneumonia vary considerably, with some patients requiring months rather than weeks off work, Newcastle are anxious Howe does not rush his return and concentrates on being fully fit for the start of next season. Accordingly, it is quite possible Tindall will assume responsibility for the final seven games of the season as Newcastle seek Champions League qualification. A point against Palace would take the Carabao Cup winners above Nottingham Forest into third place. Continue reading...

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1 week ago MLS talking points: a record in Chicago and a reprieve for the Sounders

Seattle’s season may not be as badly damaged as we had feared, and there was a huge crowd on hand to see Chicago Fire v Inter MiamiThis was supposed to be the Seattle Sounders’ year. The team had a nice path in the Concacaf Champions Cup, and a number of seemingly savvy acquisitions in the winter had fans hoping they’d be enjoying a 2025 season that went down as the best in the club’s storied history. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Ryder Cup 2025: Predicting Team Europe after Rory McIlroy’s Masters victory

Rory McIlroy will now lead Team Europe in the Ryder Cup later this year as the Masters champion after his thrilling win at Augusta

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1 week ago Masters star's 'shot of the day' as he hits different kind of balls while dishing out high fives

Former world number one and three-time major winner and the 2015 FedEx Cup champion

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1 week ago David Beckham picks up on wife Victoria's reaction to tense moment as he says 'how dare they?'

David Beckham was in attendance to watch his Inter Miami side take on Los Angeles FC in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, and the former England captain was in a state of panic throughout

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1 week ago Northampton’s growing list of Lions contenders sparkle in Castres thrashing

Northampton 51-16 Castres: The Saints set up a Champions Cup semi-final date with Leinster that could prove crucial to Andy Farrell’s final selection

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1 week ago Northampton set up Leinster rematch after Henry Pollock batters Castres

Quarter-final: Northampton 51-16 CastresYoung flanker dazzles with two tries in Champions CupWhat is the East Midlands equivalent of deja vu? For the second season in succession Northampton are into the Champions Cup semi-finals and have booked themselves a trip to Dublin to face Leinster. Last time they came within three points of victory so, on paper at least, there is still a chance that Saints can march all the way to next month’s final in Cardiff.All the evidence would suggest, though, that Leinster are a more formidable force this year than last while Northampton had be initially resolute to see off a hard-edged Castres team who competed strongly until two tries in five minutes early in the second half from the fit-again George Furbank and the man of the moment Henry Pollock cracked their resistance. Continue reading...

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