Venus Williams handed Wimbledon wild card
Five-time Wimbledon singles champion Venus Williams has been awarded a wild card for next month's championships.
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Saudi Arabia's Al Hilal sign Neves from Wolves
Wolverhampton Wanderers have agreed to sell Portugal midfielder Ruben Neves to Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal, the English Premier League club said on Friday of a transfer which has been reported to be worth 55 million euros ($60 million).
Deguchi downs fellow Canadian Klimkait to win gold at Grand Slam judo event
Christa Deguchi claimed the women's under-57 kilogram gold medal at the Ulaanbaatar Grand Slam judo tournament Friday with a win over fellow Canadian Jessica Klimkait in Mongolia.
Celta Vigo appoint ‘formidable’ coach Rafa Benitez
BARCELONA: Rafa Benitez will coach Celta Vigo on a three-year deal, the Spanish side said Friday. The former Liverpool, Chelsea and Real Madrid coach replaces Carlos Carvalhal, who left Celta earlier in June by mutual consent after helping the team survive relegation from La Liga.
'Mancs might have invaded Glasto, but we still know how to party at home'
We're well and truly in British festival season now. Days are long, the weather is all over the place, and pints are lukewarm.
Millwall charged over fan abuse aimed at James McClean
Millwall have been hit with Football Association charges related to three alleged instances of religiously offensive abuse aimed at Republic of Ireland international James McClean during their Sky Bet Championship game against Wigan.
Newcastle United Women make English football history as Saudi owners PIF take landmark decision
NEWCASTLE: Women’s football is rapidly growing in popularity across the world, nowhere more so than in the UK. Following the England women’s team’s victory at the UEFA Women’s Euros last year, female participation in the beautiful game has gone through the roof in the sport’s founding nation. Until very recently, though, one area lagged behind the incredible progress made in cities like London, Liverpool and Manchester: Newcastle.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's verdict after Glazer meeting as Manchester United takeover drags on
Sir Jim Ratcliffe described Joel and Avram Glazer as "proper gentlemen" following his first meeting with the Manchester United owners.