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Perhaps the inability to admit ignorance is a direct consequence of the binary nature of social media

LIVINGSTON boss David Martindale is delighted by the introduction of VAR to Scottish football even though it has curtailed his playing budget.

LOS ANGELES — The last time Mark Dye lost a game of ping-pong, he proudly proclaims, was back in 1987, years before his sons were born and his prowess became a point of family contention. Each of the Dye boys, all five of who would go on to play college…

PITTSBURGH — It would be silly to suggest that Penn State's James Franklin needs a win Saturday afternoon at Michigan. He signed a 10-year, $75 million contract extension in November that runs through the 2031 season. He has plenty of job security. He doesn't need much of anything.

The Glasgow giants are in the group stage together for the first time in 15 years but early eliminations point to widening financial disparity that can only spell bad news in the future - and confirms a key argument of the Super League clubs

The Russell Cup was the most prestigious prize in local schools’ football for more than 70 years, pitting the top teams from the area against each other in front of crowds that could hit more than 5,000 people at Vale of Leven’s Milburn Park.

The Argentina star famously punched the ball beyond England goalkeeper Peter Shilton to open the scoring in the quarter-final clash at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico

The Indonesian Football Association (PSSI) and world soccer governing body FIFA will form a joint taskforce in a bid to improve crowd control and safety measures after a deadly soccer stampede earlier this month, officials said on Thursday.

Tunisian referee Ali Bin Nasser, who failed to spot the handball, is the owner of the ball.