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The Capital club will take on Belgian title challengers Waterloo Ducks in their opener tomorrow evening and then London club side Hampstead & Westminster or German cracks Mannheimer HC on Saturday. The final game on Monday will be against either Post SV (Austria), Rotterdam (Netherlands), Three Rock Rovers (Ireland) or Club Egara (Spain).
Christian Klien believes Charles Leclerc is showing himself to be a match talent-wise for Max Verstappen this season.
Dominic Thiem has confirmed he will compete at the Estoril Open for the first time after accepting a wildcard into the tournament. The 2020 US Open winner was forced to withdraw from the Monte Carlo Masters just days before the tournament began having only recently recovered from Covid-19 picked up in Marbella. Ad/> Thiem, who has won 17 titles on the ATP tour and ten of them on clay, is set to play at the ATP 250 tournament in Portugal for the first time in his career.
Despite losing 2-3 in their UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg fixture against Chelsea, Real Madrid booked a berth in the semi-finals with a 5-4 aggregate victory. The LaLiga outfit took to social media to post a video of David Alaba performing a victory celebration dance, much to the enthusiasm of his other teammates in the dressing room. Praising the Austrian defender's dance moves, the Spanish outfit also captioned the video as, "MOVES LIKE JAGGER ALABA #UCL".
Pep Guardiola urges Manchester City to thrive under pressure from Liverpool
Ian Wright has hit back at Kenny Shiels after the Northern Ireland Women manager claimed "girls and women are more emotional than men".
A Greek climber died Tuesday on Nepal's rugged Mount Dhaulagiri, expedition organisers said, in the first recorded fatality of this year's busy Himalayan spring climbing season. Antonios Sykaris's death came a day after a triumphant Instagram message announcing he had made it to the top of the world's seventh-highest peak. The 59-year-old had fallen ill while descending, mountain guide Mingma Sherpa of Seven Summit Treks told AFP.
Former England Women goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain has described comments from Northern Ireland boss Kenny Shiels that women footballers are “more emotional than men” as “bizarre”.