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It hasn't been the farewell to Manchester City that Kevin De Bruyne wanted. The exit door has appeared sooner than the Belgian was ready for, and as it swung open a month ago there really wasn't much left to get excited about.
The national federation is awaiting a government advisory but Pakistan's participation in this year's Hero Asia Cup hockey tournament in India is in serious doubt because of the prevalent tension between the two countries after the Pahalgam terror attack. The Asia Cup will be staged in Rajgir, Bihar from August 27 to September 7. Hosts India, Pakistan, Japan, Korea, China, Malaysia, Oman and Chinese Taipei are scheduled to participate in the 12th edition of the continental showpiece, a qualifying tournament for next year's World Cup to be held in Netherlands and Belgium.
At the time, it felt like Brendan Rodgers was ready to unload and get something off his chest.
India on Monday named a 24-member team for the European leg of the women's Pro League hockey in June with midfielder Salima Tete as the captain. India will play twice each against Australia, Argentina, Belgium and China in London, Antwerp and Berlin from June 14 to 29. India will begin their campaign against Australia on June 14. Experienced forward Navneet Kaur will be Salima's deputy during the assignment. The team includes goalkeepers Savita and Bichu Devi Kharibam.
SINGAPORE: The Lion City Sailors on Saturday (May 10) evening lifted the 2024-25 Singapore Premier League (SPL) title with two games remaining after Maxime Lestienne bagged the winner at bottom side Tanjong Pagar.
StopAntisemitism founder Liora Rez talks to Fox News Digital about an anti-Israel campaign taking place in lead up to FIFA World Cup.
BERLIN : Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany wants nothing more than a good night's sleep after his team won the Bundesliga title last week with two matches left to play.
BERLIN: Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany wants nothing more than a good night’s sleep after his team won the Bundesliga title last week with two matches left to play. The Belgian, in his first season at the club, said the constant preoccupation with the next match during the season did not really allow him to really enjoy the simple pleasures. “Sleep, really sleep,” Kompany said in a club interview when asked what he was most looking forward to after the title win. “You constantly have the pressure of the next game. You achieve something but then you have to start building for the next achievement.” It was by no means an easy domestic season for Bayern and Kompany, with the club facing stiff competition from last year’s champions Bayer Leverkusen, who also eliminated the Bavarians in the German Cup. Bayern were also eliminated by Italy’s Inter Milan in the Champions League quarter-finals. “Sometimes you have these moments with the family during the year, but then your head is somewhere else,” Kompany said. “Now in the next few weeks I will leave some of that behind.