‘Rodgers’ naive Celtic fall into familiar European trap’
Brendan Rodgers' Celtic suffer again in Europe as they fail to learn lessons of old, writes Tom English.
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Learning from Pochettino & aiding Okocha – how PSG loan shaped Arteta
An 18-month loan spell with Paris St-Germain in the early 2000s helped shape Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta into one of the brightest tactical minds in the game.
‘I gave everything to boxing and still have nothing’
Heather Hardy tells BBC Sport how she is adapting to life outside of boxing after the former world champion was left with a life-threatening injury.
Scotland without injured McGinn & McKenna for Nations League
John McGinn and Scott McKenna will both miss Scotland's Nations League double header against Croatia and Portugal through injury, while there are first call-ups for Nicky Devlin, Liam Lindsay and Andy Irving
Ireland’s shock win over world champions New Zealand ‘indescribable’
Ireland lock Dorothy Wall describes the shock 29-27 WXV1 win over world champions New Zealand as "just mad" as their rejuvenation continues.
‘Rahm sends Ryder Cup reminder as US warm up with Presidents Cup stroll’
Jon Rahm’s play-off defeat in the Spanish Open by the world number 398 shows golf’s enduring capacity to yield upsets - but this trait rarely extends to the Presidents Cup, writes Iain Carter.
Man Utd expected to stick with Ten Hag as manager
Erik ten Hag will remain in charge for Manchester United's fixtures against Porto and Aston Villa this week.
‘It was never a red card’ – Fernandes on sending off
Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes says his foul on James Maddison was "never a red card" following his sending off during their 3-0 defeat by Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford.
Pogacar completes ‘Triple Crown’ with first world title
Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar produces a stunning solo ride to win his first world road race title in Switzerland and cap a "perfect season".
