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Olid had left Hearts hinting that, despite winning the league title for the first time in their history, she was not going to be given the financial backing she wanted next season.There is a sense that the domestic women’s game has lost a bit of the momentum in terms of public excitement and backing from their parent clubs it had when Celtic were first to go full-time professional in 2019 and Rangers, Hibs and Hearts soon followed.However, former Partick Thistle manager Brian Graham suggested: “Over the last five or six years, the standard of the women’s game in Scotland is…

The cancer pill is also featured on the front page of the Times, but the lead story is on what it calls a “damning” poll that suggests trade union members are now as likely to support Reform UK as Labour. The general secretaries of Unite and the GMB, two of Labour’s largest union affiliates, have sounded the alarm over the study by JL Partners, which appeared to show support for the the two parties was now tied at 28% among union members.

Great Britain’s Max Burgin powered clear of a world-class field to win the 800m at the Diamond League meeting in Morocco.The 24-year-old crossed the line in one minute and 42.98 seconds, with fast-finishing Olympic champion Emmanuel Wanyonyi second (1:43.56).Victory at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat was Burgin’s first Diamond League triumph.Algeria’s Slimane Moula was third, while Ireland’s Mark English came 11th in 1:45.00.”I expected a race like this where someone would push me to my maximum,” Wanyonyi said.”I have done my best and 1:43 is not a bad time for me. My focus this season will be on…

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Amid the excitement of youth, world number three Zverev underlined his status as favourite for the men’s singles title with a clinical straight-set win over Jesper de Jong, which sent him through to the quarter-finals at Roland Garros for the sixth consecutive year. The second seed, 29, has long been earmarked as a future Grand Slam champion but despite reaching finals at three of the four majors – and leading Carlos Alcaraz by two sets to one at the French Open in 2024 – he is still searching for his maiden title. However, with world number one Jannik Sinner and…

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Livingston striker Tete Yengi and former Italy Under-21 winger Cristian Volpato have been named in Australia’s 26-man squad for the World Cup despite the uncapped duo being late additions to Tony Popovic’s pre-tournament training squad.But 41-times capped Hibernian forward Martin Boyle is one of those who misses out.Yengi had been loaned out by Livingston to Japanese club Machida Zelvia in January despite his parent club struggling to avoid relegation from the Scottish Premiership.But the 25-year-old caught Popovic’s eye after scoring six goals in 22 appearances as his new side finished third in Japan’s East Region – and reached the final…