Charges against Manchester United's Mason Greenwood dropped
Charges including attempted rape and assault against Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood have been discontinued by the British Crown Prosecution Service.
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Attempted rape, assault charges against Man United star Mason Greenwood dropped: police
Charges including attempted rape and assault against Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood have been dropped, British police said on Wednesday.
AC Milan looks to stem terrible run in derby against Inter
MILAN: The dispiriting jeers turned to encouraging cheers, even though the result was still bad for AC Milan. The fans’ quick change in attitude wasn’t exactly a surprise, however, with a derby against Inter Milan next on the Serie A schedule. Milan have had a terrible start to the year, dropping from second-place and five points behind leader Napoli to fifth place and 15 behind.
LIVE: Fans scramble to get Beyoncé pre-sale tickets in Cardiff following O2 Priority chaos
Beyoncé is coming to Wales as part of her Renaissance world tour. Queen Bey will be doing a huge show at Cardiff's Principality Stadium this spring and fans have a chance to get early access to tickets today.
Premier League clubs spend US$1 billion for first time in January transfer window
Premier League soccer clubs spent a record 815 million pounds (US$1.00 billion) in the January transfer window, an analysis from Deloitte's Sports Business Group said on Wednesday (Feb 1).
Newcastle's rise fuelled by 'obsessive' Howe and Saudi cash
LONDON: After decades in the doldrums, Newcastle's progress to their first League Cup final in 47 years underlined the Saudi-funded club's emergence as a serious threat to the English football establishment.
Horse racing-Jockey Club removes formal dress codes at the races
LONDON : Britain's Jockey Club removed formal dress codes from its 15 racecourses on Thursday in a push to make racegoing more accessible and inclusive.
Dyche faces daunting start as ailing Everton host Arsenal
LONDON : New Everton boss Sean Dyche could hardly have chosen a bigger challenge than answering the ailing Merseyside club's emergency call as he resumes his managerial career with a side seemingly spiralling towards the second tier of English football.