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Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard has hit a roadblock, as British regulators attempt to force the two companies to confirm there will be no competitive monopoly in the gaming industry.
WWE Clash at the Castle takes place this Saturday but will there be any crowd interactions to rival that of Jose Mourinho with Shane McMahon?
LONDON (AP) — Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard says “of course” he's worried about his job status. And that's before Manchester City visits on Saturday.
Manchester United visit the King Power Stadium to take on Leicester City on Thursday night.
David Beckham for fronting a glossy publicity campaign praising World Cup host Qatar as "perfection", despite concerns over its rights record. The former Manchester United, Real Madrid and England star has appeared in a series of videos posted on Qatar Tourism's website where he samples local art and food and visits a desert camp, exclaiming: "This is perfection for me!"
Rio Ferdinand faced some astonishingly good teams across his illustrious career.
Barcelona to sign striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, with defender Marcos Alonso going the other way, Sky Sports reported on Thursday's transfer deadline day. The report said that the Premier League club are expected to pay a fee in the region of 10 million pounds ($11.56 million)plus offer Alonso to sign Aubameyang, who joined Barcelona in February after leaving Arsenal.
Fernando Alonso apologised on Thursday for calling Lewis Hamilton an idiot after they collided at last weekend's Belgian Grand Prix and said his heat of the moment comments were blown out of proportion. The double world champion had also said on team radio, in a broadside heard by a global television audience, that the Mercedes driver only knew how to start and drive in first place. Hamilton, a seven times world champion, is Formula One's most successful driver of all time with 103 wins -- some of his more spectacular ones coming after he fought back through the field.