team-mate

British

noun

a fellow member of a team

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MLS side Charlotte are coached by Dean Smith, the former Aston Villa manager and pal of Clarke, his assistant is the Scotland boss' former Kilmarnock player, Gary Dicker and the club's technical director is Clarke's ex-St Mirren team-mate, Tommy Smith.

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The £6.8m centre was funded through donations to the Leeds Hospitals Charity, with much of the cash raised with the help of a campaign spearheaded by the rugby league player's friend and former team-mate Kevin Sinfield.

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Defensively, Lewis Hall's form means for me he's the current standout choice at left-back, and at centre-back if John Stones hadn't had such an injury-ravaged season I'd have loved to have him and his experience alongside Manchester City team-mate Marc Guehi.

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Italian teenager Kimi Antonelli took his second win of the 2026 season at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday and now leads Mercedes team-mate George Russell by nine points in the drivers' championship.

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Had the better of Mercedes team-mate George Russell in qualifying but another poor start saw him plummet down the order to sixth.

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