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Michael Carrick said Thursday he is more worried about Manchester United finishing the season in style than his own future at Old Trafford.While Carrick has been coy over his future, several United players have backed him to continue as manager with Kobbie Mainoo, fresh from scoring the winner again
Martin O'Neill expects "spooked" Rangers to provide a formidable challenge in Celtic's must-win Old Firm showdown on Sunday. With just three games remaining Celtic trail leaders Hearts, who visit Motherwell on Saturday, by three points. Rangers are all but out of the running after relinquishing a
Parker Povse didn’t like the way his senior season on the Bishop Fenwick High School volleyball team started. The Falcons began 5-5. “Not what we wanted as a team,” the 6-foot-1 senior said. Then the Falcons caught fire, winning 10 straight matches, then splitting matches against St. Charles and St.
Ethan Harney laced a two-run double with two outs in the ninth inning and Tippecanoe held on for a 5-3 win against Butler in baseball on Wednesday, May 6. Cayden McKinney threw seven solid innings to match Butler starter Koby Dues. Carson Jackson came on to get the win in relief. The win moved Tipp
CHICAGO — One of the Cincinnati Reds’ biggest weaknesses through the first 37 games of the season has been that they’re walking too many hitters. Reds pitchers rank second in the league in walks, and Wednesday’s 7-6 loss to the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday, May 6 was the most glaring example so far. “I
WingedC in hot water after absurd Karate Combat stunt
Dundee captain Simon Murray is adamant he still has "a lot to offer" despite struggling for form this season. After following up a prolific spell at Ross County by netting 22 in his debut campaign at Dens Park, the 34-year-old striker has mustered just nine goals this term after playing catch-up fr
After finishing April with the worst record in baseball, the Mets appear to have finally found their footing over the opening week of May.
Chelsea interim boss Calum McFarlane said the Blues have the "foundations" for success after Sky pundit Jamie Carragher labelled them a "broken club" following a disastrous Premier League run.Chelsea have slumped to ninth in the Premier League table and their hopes of qualifying