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Humphries eases into Grand Slam semi-finals
Luke Humphries sees off a spirited fightback from Michael Smith as he books his place in the semi-finals of the Grand Slam of Darts with a 16-8 victory. Source link
Trump misses cut despite improvement on LPGA debut
Kai Trump misses the cut on her LPGA debut with a five-over 75 leaving her on 18 over par overall at the Annika tournament in Florida. Source link
Rangers call for Collum talks after ref chief backs Trusty decision
Rangers want further talks with Willie Collum after the Scottish FA’s head of referees backed his match officials over the decision not to show a red card to Celtic’s Auston Trusty in the Ibrox side’s Premier Sports Cup semi-final defeat. Source link
I feel part of a big football nation – Bellamy
Wales boss Craig Bellamy says he feels part of a big football nation now as his side battle to finish second in their World Cup qualifying group. Source link
British Basketball Federation to enter liquidation
The British Basketball Federation says it will enter liquidation as the crisis engulfing the sport in the UK continues. Source link
One final face-off – Eubank and Benn both make weight ahead of rematch
Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn both came in at 11 stone 6lbs as they weighed in and faced off one final time ahead of their rematch at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Source link
Banned Bellamy's fire still burns in Liechtenstein
Banned Wales boss Craig Bellamy will have to watch Saturday’s World Cup qualifier in Liechtenstein from the stands, having been suspended as a player when they were last in Vaduz. Source link
Wood & Warrington rematch scheduled for February
Former world champions Leigh Wood and Josh Warrington will meet in a highly anticipated rematch on 21 February at Nottingham Arena. Source link
Summer sports would 'dilute' Winter Olympics
Proposals to include summer sports into the Winter Olympics would “dilute” the Games a senior figure at the body which represents existing disciplines tells BBC Sport. Source link
Wales and Japan battle to avoid World Cup nightmare
Wales are set for a must-win autumn international against Japan that will have huge implications for their 2027 World Cup campaign. Source link