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York City have appointed former Crawley Town boss Scott Lindsey as their new head coach, one day after sacking title-winning manager Stuart Maynard.Maynard led the Minstermen to promotion as National League champions last season but was relieved of his duties on Sunday because of what the board called a "difference in direction and vision for the football club".Lindsey took Crawley up to League One in his first spell in charge in 2024 but his second spell was brought to an end in March after a 10-game winless run in League Two left them one point above the relegation zone.His first game as York boss will be against his former side in an EFL Cup preliminary tie on Monday, 3 August.More to follow.All the latest York City news

[Getty Images]New forward Daizen Maeda promises he "will always run and give everything that I have" for Ipswich after arriving on a three-year contract from Celtic.He told Ipswich's official website: "I am very proud to sign for Ipswich Town. I have always dreamed of playing in the Premier League and I am very happy I can realise that dream with this club."I have loved all of the conversations with the club and they have made me feel very welcome."The 28-year-old Japan international said his aim "will always be to battle hard, score goals, and provide assists for my team" and shared his excitement to "learn more about the club and meet the supporters".Maeda scored 79 goals in 212 appearances for Celtic, where he won five league titles, three Scottish Cups and two Scottish League Cups.Town manager Gary O'Neil said "we are proud" Maeda decided to achieve his aim of playing in the Premier League by signing for Ipswich.O'Neil added: "He works extremely hard and has impressive physical attributes, while also proving over a number of years playing in Scotland that he has the ability to score goals and create for his team."

Italy's 2006 World Cup winner Andrea Pirlo (2R) had been the favourite to land the national coaching post (DANIEL GARCIA)Former Italy playmaker Andrea Pirlo, who was favoured for the national coaching post, expressed his bitterness on Monday over the debate which has led to him no longer being a candidate.The 47-year-old had, to many Italian fans' surprise, become the favourite to be tasked with reviving the national side's fortunes after they failed for the third successive time to qualify for the World Cup.He had benefitted from Spanish great Pep Guardiola declining an offer.Whilst Pirlo had a stellar playing career -- including being a key member of the 2006 World Cup-winning side -- his coaching CV is short on success.A contract with a Russian betting firm had only added fuel to misgivings."(I) learned yesterday evening that I am no longer a candidate to be coach of the national side," he wrote in a post on Instagram, adding that he felt the need to "clarify certain points".According to Italian media, he was due to be named this week despite his only trophy success since turning to coaching in 2020 being a single Italian Cup.Presently coach of United Arab Emirates side Dubai United, he failed to deliver when in charge of Juventus -- for whom he had sparkled as a player -- Sampdoria and Turkish outfit Karagumruk."I have followed with great bitterness the debate surrounding my candidacy," he wrote, whilst thanking Italy's technical director and former AC Milan teammate Paolo Maldini and his advisor Leonardo for their "esteem and confidence (in him)"."I regret that a decision based on sporting criteria rapidly became a public controversy, in which intentions and ideas which do not reflect my personality were attributed to me."According to Italian media, whilst Leonardo and Maldini preferred Pirlo to the prickly but also more successful Antonio Conte, newly-installed federation chief Giovanni Malago had been against the appointment from the start.Conte -- who has won the Serie A title with three different clubs and also the Premier League with Chelsea -- is back in the frame for the job of coaching the Euro 2020 champions according to la Gazzetta dello Sport.rba/pi/bc

Jamie Oldham missed out on making the semi-finals by 0.17 seconds [PA Media]Sprinter Jamie Oldham broke the Jersey 100m record in the heats at the 2026 Commonwealth Games.The 20-year-old clocked 10.41 seconds, beating the previous island best of 10.48 set by teammate Steven Mackay last year. Oldham finished second in his heat behind Ghana's Benjamin Azamati who won in a time of 10.00.The time was not enough to earn a place in the semi-finals, but Oldham was elated to have registered a new personal best. "I was coming in a bit dodgy, I'd been a bit sick, so I wasn't expecting too much," he told BBC Jersey."But to come and do it on the big stage I'm really proud of myself."I shot out of the blocks," he added."I was expecting the guy on my outside to shoot past, but when I noticed I'd got out before him I was like 'I just need to hold form' and I managed to do it."Olympic semi-finalist Benjamin Azamati beat Jamie Oldham in the heats at Glasgow 2026 [Getty Images]Oldham is one of three Jersey sprinters competing at the games - the first time the island has ever had a full contingent in the 100m.They will all race again in the heats of the 200m on Wednesday - an event which Oldham is looking forward to in the form of his life. "I feel like I did my coaches and my friends and my family proud, it really does mean a lot to me," he said."I've got more to come on Wednesday as well, so I'll have to see what I can do there."I was quietly confident in 100 (metres) because I'd got a personal best in the 200, so I thought I'd have a chance to get better."But I didn't think I'd PB by that much, not at all. An island record is the icing on the cake, so I'm over the moon."Meanwhile Steven MacKay set a new season's best of 10.68 as he finished fifth in his heat which was comfortably won by Jamaica's Rohan Watson. Jersey's third sprinter, Zachary Saunders, finished fifth in his heat in 10.72 seconds.Returning to the Commonwealth Games after representing the island four years ago he was 0.56 seconds behind South Africa's heat winner Bradley Nkoana. All three athletes will be back to compete in the 200m on Wednesday.