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Hatem Elhamed: Celtic right-back lands in Isreal ahead of Hapoel Be'er Sheva return

Hatem Elhamed nearing return to Hapoel Be’er Sheva after struggling to adapt to life away from family in Israel; Watch St Mirren vs Celtic live on Sky Sports Football and Main Event from 7pm; Kick-off 8pm

Celtic boss Neil Lennon said the defender has "really struggled" living away from his family during the Covid-19-affected 2020/21 campaign and a permanent transfer is on the verge of being completed.

Klopp's headphones up for grabs in Melwood auction

The event on March 2 will see more than 360 items from the 70 years Liverpool spent at its former Melwood training base go under the hammer, including the iconic 'Champions Wall', a pair of Jurgen Klopp's headphones, and the dartboard from the players' canteen

The unique event, which will be held on March 2, will see more than 360 items from the 70 years Liverpool spent at the Melwood training base go under the hammer and beauctioned off to fans.Liverpool twiter post

Vitality Netball Superleague 2021

Every match of the 2021 season will be broadcast across Sky Sports and England Netball platforms and coverage starts on Friday, live on Sky Sports Mix and Sky Sports YouTube channel, with four successive days of live action.

A guide to all 11 Vitality Netball Superleague teams ahead of the start of the 2021 season. Every match of the season will be broadcast across Sky Sports and England Netball platforms. Coverage starts on Friday with four successive days of live action.

Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the season is being played behind closed doors across two venues - Studio 001 in Wakefield and the Copper Box Arena in London.
With all matches being available to watch across Sky Sports (Sky Sports Arena & Sky Sports Mix), Sky Sports' YouTube channel or England Netball's YouTube channel, fans in the UK and Ireland will be able to follow their team from start to finish for the first time.

Rookie Rankings: Ball excels in starting lineup

Another week, another edition of rookie power rankings, and this week's theme seems to be guys who should probably be starting on their team but haven't made that full-time leap yet. The NBA announced the winners for Rookie of the Month, and it went to two guys who have done the majority of their damage coming off the bench. LaMelo Ball won it in the East, and Tyrese Haliburton won it in the West, and even if they hadn't won it, the honors would have likely gone to rookies who are also coming off the bench as Tyrese Maxey was also nominated in the East, as well as Desmond Bane for the West. That shows a couple of things about this draft class, first, it's clear teams didn't scout some of these players very well, understandable as the pandemic altered the pre-draft process. It also shows that maybe this draft was deeper than many projected, but not for star power just for solid rotation players.

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