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BERLIN: Germany begin their quest for a first major title in a decade as the Euro 2024 hosts play their Group A opener against Scotland on Friday (Jun 14) to kick off the tournament and what the country hopes will be a month-long party for visiting fans.
Newcastle United are reportedly concerned that they could lose Bruno Guimaraes to Manchester City before the month is over.
The United States will not change course in Wednesday's friendly against Brazil, head coach Gregg Berhalter said, despite a 5-1 mauling by Colombia in their Copa America warm-up last weekend.
Manchester City could be set to earn some extra cash this summer thanks to one of their former players.
The European Championship and Copa America tournaments mean that Manchester City's pre-season tour squad will look much weaker than previous seasons.
Former Rangers standout Alfredo Morelos is facing a fresh battle to win hearts and minds at Santos after a hellish week for the much-maligned striker.
Vinicius Junior welcomed the eight-month prison sentences handed down on Monday to three Valencia fans for racially abusing him during a La Liga match last year. "This first criminal conviction in Spanish history is not for me. It's for all black people," the Real Madrid and Brazil attacker posted on social media. "But, as I've always said, I'm not a victim of racism. I'm a destroyer of racists. Let the other racists be afraid, ashamed and hide in the shadows. Otherwise, I'll be here to collect the debt," he wrote.
HS Prannoy will look to regain his lost form when he spearheads India's challenge at the Australian Open badminton tournament starting in Sydney on Tuesday. Prannoy, seeded fifth here, didn't have best of results in the last two tournaments. He was stunned by compatriot Meiraba Luwang Maisnam in the men's singles opening round of Thailand Open last month. If that was not enough, world No. 10 Prannoy lost to world No. 11 Kenta Nishimoto 13-21 21-14 15-21 in a 45-minute Round of 16 match in Singapore Open.