American Jorgenson wins Paris-Nice title
NICE, France : Matteo Jorgenson claimed overall victory at the Paris-Nice race after distancing fellow American Brandon McNulty in the rainy hills around Nice on Sunday.
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Newcastle's Trippier to miss next two games with injury: Howe
Newcastle United right back Kieran Trippier has been ruled out for the next two matches with a minor injury and will likely miss England's friendlies later this month, manager Eddie Howe said on Friday.
Aim Is To Upgrade Our Tokyo Bronze To Gold In Paris: Harmanpreet Singh
Having clinched a bronze medal in Tokyo Olympics, Indian men's hockey team will look to upgrade to gold in the upcoming Paris Games, said skipper Harmanpreet Singh. The record eight-time gold medalists had fought hard from a 1-3 deficit to beat Germany 5-4 in the bronze play-off at Tokyo in 2021, ending their 41-year wait for an Olympic medal. Prior to that, India's last Olympic medal was a gold in the Moscow Games in 1980. "Tokyo was a monumental moment, and we're determined to carry that momentum into Paris. Our goal is straightforward -- to upgrade the colour of the medal by aiming for gold," Harmanpreet said in a Hockey India release, reacting to their Paris draw.
Canadian men's soccer team books June friendly against 6th-ranked Netherlands
Canada will play the sixth-ranked Netherlands in a men's soccer friendly in June in Rotterdam.
Sweden's Olsson diagnosed with multiple blood clots in brain - ESPN
Sweden midfielder Kristoffer Olsson is suffering from multiple small blood clots on both sides of his brain as a result of an extremely rare inflammatory condition in his brain vessels, the player's club, FC Midtjylland, said Thursday.
Sweden's Olsson diagnosed with multiple blood clots in his brain
Sweden midfielder Kristoffer Olsson is suffering from multiple small blood clots on both sides of his brain as a result of an extremely rare inflammatory condition in his brain vessels, the player's club Midtjylland said on Thursday.
Neil Lennon: FAI want manager with 'international experience'
Neil Lennon has said the FAI were looking for a managerial candidate "who had international experience" after reflecting on his failed bid for the job.
Euroviews. Deregulating green policies jeopardises Europe's competitiveness
The relationship between competitiveness and the ambitions of the European Green Deal is currently high on the EU agenda.