England to host Uruguay, Japan in March ahead of 2026 World Cup
Dec 10 : England will host Uruguay and Japan in friendly matches at Wembley Stadium next March in preparation for the 2026 World Cup, the Football Association said on Wednesday.
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In FIFA's bizarre courting of Trump, has it forgotten that the game is meant for all?
Last Friday, I and millions of people around the world watched The Village Peopleperform a terribly off-cue rendition of the iconic song YMCA in outfits that have not aged well. Donald Trump thrust his fists into the air in what seemed to be an attempt at dancing.
Alphonso Davies back on Bayern Munich bench 9 months after knee injury
Alphonso Davies is back in Bayern Munich's game-day squad to face Sporting Lisbon in the Champions League for the first time in nearly nine months after a serious knee injury.
NBA star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander named Canada's athlete of the year for second time
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who led the NBA in scoring last season and later grabbed league MVP and Finals MVP honours, was named Canadian athlete of the year on Tuesday.
Victoria Mboko, Felix Auger-Aliassime receive Tennis Canada excellence awards
National Bank Open champion Victoria Mboko was named women's player of the year by Tennis Canada on Tuesday, while Felix Auger-Aliassime took the men's honour.
Final Rivalry Series games against U.S. a crucial test for Canadians before Olympics
For the players fighting to make the Canadian women’s Olympic hockey team, two Rivalry Series games against the United States this week could be an opportunity to cement their spots on the team.
Wrestling gave me the strength of mind to get out of death's hold
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Canadian swim star Penny Oleksiak denies drug use, says she'll keep training despite 2-year suspension
A two-year suspension from competitive swimming has forced Penny Oleksiak to answer questions about drug use, train by herself in public pools and defend her legacy as Canada’s most decorated female Olympian.