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O’Neill to get another game; Engels goal crucial in win Hearts drew 0-0 at Motherwell on Saturday; Rangers 0-0 Falkirk Martin O’Neill continued his resuscitation of Celtic’s season by overseeing a fourth consecutive Premiership victory, away to Hibernian, on the day it emerged his caretaker stint is set to last a while longer. The hard-fought 2-1 win, earned by first-half goals from Daizen Maeda and Arne Engels, moved the resurgent champions within two points of faltering Hearts with a game in hand. Continue reading… Source link India ‘Opportunistic Pricing’: Govt… "No Country Has Veto On Our… A ‘Gold’en run:…

Ben Stokes is still bullish but the omens suggests pink-ball Test could be a nightmare on Vulture Street My first day at the Gabba was 23 years ago, half a lifetime having passed since I slept on my brother’s sofa across the river and followed the Ashes tour as a backpacker. The coin went up, Nasser Hussain decided to have a bowl, and Steve Waugh’s Australians cashed in on generosity. Having not returned until 2017‑18, and then covered the Covid tour four years later, the Sydney finale in 2003 remains the only time I have seen England win a…