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Brentford coach praises non-league side’s advances Manager John Rooney proud of Macclesfield’s efforts Keith Andrews made a beeline for the Macclesfield dressing room after Brentford’s fourth-round FA Cup victory at Moss Rose and told John Rooney and his players they had been immense against his Premier League charges. The Brentford head coach said footballing journeys […]

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One set of clubs dominate the Champions League, another win their domestic title every year but cannot compete – does European football have a problem?

The Champions League returns this week and some of Europe’s biggest teams will be back in action a lot earlier than they would have hoped.

Adele Nicoll and Mica Moore express contrasting emotions after their monobob performances at the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.

Premiership-winning Canterbury winger hit in stomach and leg in Greenacre shooting Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Former NRL star Matt Utai is in hospital fighting for his life after being shot multiple times on his front lawn, in what police

Selectors under fire after Steve Smith unused against Sri Lanka Fate now rests with Ireland and Sri Lanka beating Zimbabwe Australia’s aura as a white-ball heavyweight has all but petered out in the space of two disastrous defeats at the T20 World Cup where the absence of their champion fast bowlers has been ruthlessly exposed.

Targeted resource allocation and investment in facilities have contributed to a record medal haul – but tougher times may lie ahead In 1936, Kenneth Kennedy made history as Australia’s first Winter Olympian. It was a lonely enterprise; not only was Kennedy the nation’s sole representative at the Games in Germany, but the speed skater was

Jurgen Klopp’s agent Marc Kosicke said his client had his pick of teams to manage after leaving Liverpool, including approaches from both the United States and England to take over as coach of their respective national teams.

Macclesfield’s FA Cup odyssey may have ended against Brentford but they have made memories to last a lifetime, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.