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Huddersfield manager David Wagner urged the Terriers to build on their 4-1 FA Cup extra-time win against Birmingham as they fight for Premier League survival.

Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard has apologised for a “totally unacceptable” tweet sent from his account while he was at a service at Old Trafford on the 60th anniversary of the Munich air disaster.

Kick It Out chairman Lord Ouseley has warned football faces “a wake-up call” after a sharp rise in discrimination incidents in the game this season.

Katie Ormerod hopes to soar through the South Korean skies to a place on the Winter Olympics podium.

Chelsea feel a three-day break will help allow the players to return to training refreshed and ready to tackle the challenges ahead under manager Antonio Conte.

Carlos Carvalhal saluted his Swansea players after their record 8-1 FA Cup demolition of Notts County for treating the minnows as if they were playing Arsenal or Liverpool.

Team GB will miss its medal target in Pyeongchang this month despite sending its biggest and best-funded team to a Winter Olympics, sports data specialist Gracenote has predicted.

The Cleveland Cavaliers squandered a 21-point lead in a stunning loss to the Orlando Magic.

Rafael Nadal will hope to make it third time lucky after signing up for The Queen’s Club Championships this summer.

Connections of Defi Du Seuil remain baffled by his run in the Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown last Saturday.

Mauricio Pochettino has warned that intense scrutiny of decisions in football could eventually “kill” the sport.

Huddersfield scored three goals in extra time to overcome Birmingham 4-1 in their FA Cup fourth-round replay at St Andrew’s on Tuesday evening.

After enduring the pain of triple disqualification in Sochi and subsequent social media death threats, Elise Christie is overdue the kind of hero status which will come with making Winter Olympic history in Pyeongchang.

Swansea recorded their biggest-ever FA Cup win as Notts County were demolished 8-1 at the Liberty Stadium.

Liverpool’s Loris Karius is determined to prove to manager Jurgen Klopp he does not need to buy a goalkeeper in the summer.

Richard Wigglesworth feared the 2015 World Cup would stand as a bitter final chapter of his England career.

Chelsea have vowed to ban any supporters found to have used antisemitic language or behaviour “which shames our club” during Monday’s Premier League match at Watford.

Chelsea are unlikely to sack manager Antonio Conte following the 4-1 defeat at Watford on Monday night.

Perri Shakes-Drayton admits she did feel it was a risk taking part in Dancing on Ice last month – but is glad she went on the TV show.