Airdrie boss thrilled with 'great' Dumbarton win as he questions chopped off goal straight from corner kick

WWE star Bianca Belair is eyeing up more WrestleMania glory – and the chance to make history at Elimination Chamber in Saudi Arabia this weekend. The EST of WWE is one of six stars ready to battle it out in a Chamber match at the Jeddah Super Dome in Jeddah.She’ll go up against Rhea Ripley, Nikki A.S.H, Doudrop, Liv Morgan and Alexa Bliss to see who’ll wrestle for the Raw Women’s Championship at WrestleMania in April.Their collision is one of three marquee female bouts at Saturday afternoon’s event, which takes place just four years after the company staged The Greatest Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia without any women on the card.Belair, who also had a prominent role in last October’s Crown Jewel event in Riyadh, has admitted excited at ‘making history’ as WWE’s female stars continue to make strides in the nation.In an interview with WWE UK, she commented: “I’m always excited to visit Saudi Arabia, my first time was for Crown Jewel!“To be visiting now with all the new developments that are happening for women, being part of that and being able to look out into the audience and see women, men, boys and little girls, it’s really special.“It’ll be my first Elimination Chamber match too and I’m all about being a part of huge moments and continuing to make more history.”The 32-year-old is relishing the chance to perform at WrestleMania again having won the SmackDown Women’s Championship from Sasha Banks at the showpiece occasion last year.WWE’s call to have her drop the title to Becky Lynch in a matter of seconds last summer wasn’t popular with fans, but Belair says she’s taken the madness of the last year in her stride.“I know what it feels like to be at WrestleMania,” she added.

Tottenham head coach Antonio Conte has revealed he has been told by club chiefs not to do any more interviews with Italian media.It comes after the fiery Italian boss appeared to criticise the Spurs board’s decision-making in a controversial interview with Sky Sports Italia earlier this week.Conte suggested his squad had been weakened after allowing four “important” players to leave in the January transfer window, while recruiting just two replacements who were not ready to make the side competitive.And after facing criticism for his comments, Conte hit back on Friday by stating the English media were out to “cause a problem” between he and chairman Daniel Levy.Conte said: “I don’t understand why someone wants to create a problem with me; not only me but also coaches in the past.“I read a lot of stories in the past about the club and it creates a problem with the coach and the chairman.“The chairman knows very well my thoughts. If I have to speak with him, I go to speak with him.

@nickybeezer filmed at Nobu Hotel in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, people are screaming at pointing at the sky.A distant silvery object is getting closer and, as it soars above their heads, you can see it is fragmented pieces of what could be a meteor or metallic structure."What the f*** is that?" says a man, over and over again.A woman says: "What is it, what is it?" and then laughs when it passes overhead and out of sight.The video has been watched more than 4 million times since it was uploaded on February 4 and people were split on what it might be, although a NASA employee had a plausible answer.Astrobiologist Lena Vincent said: "That is almost certainly one of the @SpaceX Starlink satellites that didn't make it to their proper orbit because of a geomagnetic storm!"Someone else commented: "Imagine being drunk out of your mind at a Mexican beach and you see this in the sky."A third user wrote: "Their reaction is so warranted, I saw this last summer and LOST MY MIND! What a crazy experience.

pubs and cafes and even churches and health centres to allow their WCs to be used by non-customers.Mr Martin said: “Lots of councils up and down the country are trying to keep the toilets as best they can with very, very limited resources.“We’re worried about people.“Families with young children, older people, people with disabilities, and you’re talking to 20million people who fall into that register.“They all need toilets if they’re going to go about their daily business.”As government funding for public toilets comes from other budgets and is not specifically ringfenced, councils are realising their duty to keep them open is only a moral one.The cost of running a toilet can reach up to £15,000 every year.There were believed to be just 4,500 public toilets in the UK in 2018, down from 5,100 in 2010.

Chris Willman Music WriterKanye West has not lost his competitive streak, as should be obvious from recent social media posts, when he proudly noted that he was trending above the Super Bowl — on Super Bowl weekend. Yet he seems to not be prioritizing having his upcoming album, “Donda 2,” debut at No.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has disagreed with Ralf Rangnick's claim that a fourth-place finish is the best Manchester United can hope for in the Premier League this season.

Manchester City still plan to sign a marquee striker in the summer transfer window, with Erling Haaland their top target.

Pep Guardiola opened up on Manchester City's uncertainty after their efforts to sign Harry Kane in the summer transfer window were rejected.

The upcoming third season of FX’s popular “Atlanta” series, due March 2022, was written in early 2019, but the show almost came to a close at the end of season two, creator/star/writer/exec Donald Glover recently revealed at the FX Winter Television Critics Association (TCA) tour (via Variety). Instead, they soldiered on and wrote and shot seasons three and four back to back—though significantly delayed because of COVID.

nearly 18 years ago, both Aniston — and her fans — have long cherished the recipe for the hardy, protein-packed salad.Aniston’s co-star Courtney Cox, now 57, revealed the factoid during a 2010 interview while describing the daily lunch ritual of the three leading ladies, including Lisa Kudrow, 58.“It was a Cobb salad that Jennifer doctored up with turkey bacon and garbanzo beans and I don’t know what,” she told the Los Angeles Times. “She just has a way with food, which really helps.

EXCLUSIVE: NBC has revealed the hosts for its coverage of Sunday’s Closing Ceremony of the Beijing Olympics — and two of them have been in the news this week.

Niall Horan is recovering.

The new movie Dog, starring and co-directed by Channing Tatum, is in theaters and fans will likely want to know if they should stick around for an end credits scene after the film.

Zack Sharf Francis Ford Coppola is putting down $120 million of his own money to make his long-in-the-works passion project “Megalopolis.” Coppola wrote “Megalopolis” in the early 1980s and has been reportedly in talks with Oscar Isaac, Forest Whitaker and Cate Blanchett to finally get the film off the ground. The issue Coppola has faced is that the movie is such an ambitious and expensive original idea that no major studio would ever touch it.Speaking to GQ magazine, Coppola said that major Hollywood executives reacted to his “Megalopolis” pitch the “same way they did when I had won five Oscars and was the hottest film director in town and walked in with ‘Apocalypse Now’ and said, ‘I’d like to make this next.’ I own ‘Apocalypse Now.’ Do you know why I own ‘Apocalypse Now?’ Because no one else wanted it.” Coppola added, “So imagine, if that was the case when I was 33 or whatever the age and I had won every award and had broken every record and still absolutely no one wanted to join me, [then how do you think they’re reacting now?] I know that ‘Megalopolis,’ the more personal I make it, and the more like a dream in me that I do it, the harder it will be to finance.”The plot of “Megalopolis” remains something of a mystery.

Airdrie have confirmed that midfielder Scott McGill has extended his loan deal from Hearts until the end of this season.

Kerr McInroy says he is entering an 'exciting' time as the Celtic player prepares for talks over his future following a good run of form at Airdrie.

Dylan Easton says Airdrie have picked up a knack for good goals - but he perhaps should have had one from a corner kick.

A Dylan Easton-inspired performance helped Airdrie on their way to a third League One win in eight days with a 1-0 success away at Dumbarton.

Airdrie manager Ian Murray says continued results will be key in the League One title race - but Covid could have its say too.

Airdrie striker Calum Gallagher says Sunday’s match with former club Dumbarton could have an added edge to it after a madcap game earlier in the season.

Airdrie manager Ian Murray says contact has been made with Celtic over bringing Kerr McInroy back to the club during the winter transfer window.