WTA roundup: Danielle Collins wins twice in Charleston
Danielle Collins extended her winning streak to 10 matches, winning twice on Thursday to reach the quarterfinals of the Credit One Charleston (S.C.) Open.
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Canada's women's soccer team is set for a big Olympic tuneup
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FIFA Rankings: Indian Football Team Drops Four Places To 121
The Indian football men's team dropped four places to 121 in the latest FIFA rankings, its worst in recent years, following an embarrassing 1-2 defeat against Afghanistan in the second round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers in Guwahati last month. The Igor Stimac-coached side, which had broken into the top-100 last year, having won the Intercontinental Cup, the Tri-Nations tournament and the SAFF Championship, on March 26 suffered a shocking defeat at home to lowly-ranked Afghanistan to continue its poor run of late.
Canadian men's soccer team jumps 1 spot to 49th in FIFA rankings
Canada has moved up one place to No. 49 in the latest FIFA men's rankings, jumping over Greece.
Manchester United predicted line-up vs Chelsea as Erik ten Hag faces risky decision
Manchester United head to Chelsea on Thursday with several selection headaches for Erik ten Hag to deal with.
Getafe hit with three-match partial stand closure after racist abuse
MADRID -Getafe have been ordered to partially close their central stand for three matches by the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) following the racist and xenophobic abuse suffered by Sevilla manager Quique Sanchez Flores and player Marcos Acuna in Saturday's LaLiga game.
Injured Smith, Quinn dropped from Canada women's roster for SheBelieves Cup
Midfielder Quinn and midfielder/forward Olivia Smith have been dropped from Canada's squad for the SheBelieves Cup due to injuries sustained at their clubs.
Racially abused player speaks out after abandoned Spanish match
MAJADAHONDA, Spain : Senegalese goalkeeper Cheikh Sarr has heard racial slurs directed at him from the stands before, but when a fan allegedly approached just to racially insult him during a Spanish third-tier league game last Saturday, he decided he'd had enough.