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Danilo and Brazilian buddy Igor Paixao were supposed to be brothers for life - until the new Rangers recruit decided to break up their Dutch double act.
SYDNEY : After Jamaica clinched a spot in the last 16 of the Women's World Cup at the expense of soccer giants Brazil on Wednesday, one reporter suggested it made the Reggae Girlz the "Cinderella team" of the tournament.
Eddie Nketiah is relishing the prospect of starting the new season as Arsenal’s main striker and insists manager Mikel Arteta knows he can deliver the goods.
Rasmus Hojlund has completed his Manchester United medical ahead of finalising his move to Old Trafford.
Danilo admits he can’t wait to be reunited with the man he was signed to replace at Feyenoord.
In a grim reality check ahead of the Olympics next year, Indian recurve archers ended their campaign from the World Championship without a medal here on Thursday. Having crashed out of the team events, the archers bowed out in the individual sections as well. India's biggest hope Dhiraj Bommadevara, who qualified as second seed from the qualification round, and Simranjeet Kaur, were the best finishers for the country, losing in the pre-quarterfinals. With this, India's hopes for securing Paris Olympics team and individual quota places from this event have evaporated. This is the first Olympic qualifier giving berths to the top-three finishers in individual and team categories.
MELBOURNE: Goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer says Jamaica's historic run into the knockout stages of the World Cup will put pressure on football bosses at home to take the women's team seriously.
RABAT: In the picturesque town of Sale, the shock and euphoria of Morocco’s soccer team advancing to the knockout round of the Women’s World Cup were palpable. “We did not expect this accomplishment,” said Ghita Alaoui, an IT consultant who was at the Hollywood cafe. Especially after a 6-0 loss to Germany in the opener.