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17th January 2022
Daizen Maeda needed just four minutes to score a debut goal as Celtic clinically defeated Hibernian 2-0 to move within three points…
17th January 2022
Burnley’s match against Watford in the Premier League on Tuesday has been postponed due to Covid cases and injuries in their squad.
17th January 2022
McLaren chief executive Zak Brown believes Formula 1 teams “have too much power and it needs to be reduced” as he described…
17th January 2022
Robert Lewandowski was crowned the best men’s player award and Alexia Putellas named best women’s player at the Best FIFA awards.
17th January 2022
Burkina Faso secured a place in the knockout stages at the Africa Cup of Nations after a first-half goal from Cyrille Bayala…
17th January 2022
Dundee United have signed Tony Watt from Motherwell after the striker agreed a deal until 2025 at Tannadice Park.
17th January 2022
Cameroon gave up a first-half lead to draw 1-1 with Cape Verde Islands, but the hosts still finished top of Group A…
17th January 2022
West Ham and Newcastle are showing interest in Fenerbahce’s Hungary defender Attila Szalai.
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Celtic ease past Hibs to close on Rangers
Daizen Maeda needed just four minutes to score a debut goal as Celtic clinically defeated Hibernian 2-0 to move within three points of leaders Rangers in the Scottish Premiership.
Burnley vs Watford postponed | Clarets only have 10 first-teamers training
Burnley’s match against Watford in the Premier League on Tuesday has been postponed due to Covid cases and injuries in their squad.
McLaren boss calls for rulemaking reform | ‘Teams have too much power’
McLaren chief executive Zak Brown believes Formula 1 teams “have too much power and it needs to be reduced” as he described the controversial Abu Dhabi GP as a “symptom rather than cause” of issues with rulemaking and governance.
