Banyana coach Ellis says players look sharp after first training session
Banyana Banyana coach Desiree Ellis says her players looked sharp after having their first proper training session on Thursday.
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We are aiming for quarter-finals berth: India U-17 women's head coach Dennerby
India will begin their campaign against the mighty USA on October 11, followed by Morocco and Brazil on October 14 and October 17 respectively at the Kalinga Stadium here. "Of course, we're up against absolute top teams, but if we have a really good day and the teams have a little bit weaker outing, there's always a chance for the team coming out like underdogs to win that game," the 63-year-old told reporters in a virtual interaction ahead of the big meet. "If we can score an early goal against one of these teams, they may get a little bit nervous, get stressed and so on.
Jurgen Klopp aims subtle dig at Arsenal over Gabriel Jesus transfer
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Erik ten Hag told to pick Fred over Bruno Fernandes in Manchester United midfield
Erik ten Hag has been told by ex-Manchester United defender Paul Parker that he should choose Fred to start in midfield against Everton on Sunday.
Qatar 2022: XI set for final World Cup includes Messi, Ronaldo, Silva
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Manchester United star Antony can pass record set by Zlatan Ibrahimovic vs Everton
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How Paul Scholes thinks Erik ten Hag will get the best out of Casemiro at Manchester United
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'I need to make money' - Nick Kyrgios says 'tennis is stressful as hell in singles' at Japan Open in Tokyo
«I need to make money,» said Nick Kyrgios as he explained to reporters why he felt it was necessary to play in the doubles in addition to the singles at the Japan Open. The 27-year-old is playing alongside his great friend and regular doubles partner, Thanasi Kokkinakis, in Tokyo with the pair having already reached the semi-finals where they will take on Marcelo Melo of Brazil and Mackenzie McDonald of the USA on Saturday. Ad The Australian duo, who triumphed at their home Grand Slam at Melbourne Park at the start of the year, are the top seeds and are expected to go all the way.