Dylan Fletcher: Last News

Neilston are on the hunt for reinforcements after their depleted side suffered a painful double injury blow during their loss to Blantyre Vics.

Neilston launched themselves up the WoSFL First Divison table with an impressive away win against title hopefuls Gartcairn.

Chris Cameron insists sloppy Neilston gift-wrapped Bonnyton victory after a second-half horror show.

Neilston recovered from a first-minute sickener to fire themselves back into the thick of the First Division promotion race.

The Farmer’s Boys finally found their shooting boots after hammering in-form Cumbernauld 4-0.

Neilston’s impressive start to their WoSFL First Division campaign continued with a thumping victory against Rossvale that fired them joint-top of the league.

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Ben Shephard opened up on Good Morning Britain telling viewers he'd "been in tears".Kate Garraway, 54, and Ben, 46, had tuned in to watch sailors Dylan Fletcher and Stuart Bithell win the gold medal at the 2020 Olympics in the Men's 49er.Having watched the duo marginally scoop up the win, Ben explained that his emotions ran high.He said: "I've already been in tears this morning."An unsympathetic Kate joked: "And for once it wasn't my fault."The Tipping Point host explained that the team GB sailing duo took home the gold by just "centimetres" as he shared just how close their win had been.Later on in the programme Ben explained that his "nerves" had been "shredded" by the intense heats.He "couldn't cope" with the excitement as he explained

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Team GB's Dylan Fletcher and Stuart Bithell clinched the gold in the men's 49er at the Tokyo Olympics.They narrowly beat Germany to the finish line in the final race to beat New Zealand on Tuesday.Team GB needed to finish two places ahead of New Zealand to upgrade their silver medal to gold, and managed to reach the top spot over the last few metres in a dramatic end to the men's 49er race.The pair entered the final medal race, where double points were awarded four points behind New Zealand's Peter Burling and Blair Tuke, who claimed third.Fletcher and Bithell’s biggest obstacle turned out to be Germany but, having taken the final turn in second, the British pair just edged over the

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