Chelsea win Club World Cup for first time in history
Chelsea won the Club World Cup for the first time in their history, as Kai Havertz scored a 117th minute penalty kick to edge the Blues past Palmeiras.
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Havertz extra-time penalty secures Chelsea Club World Cup title
ABU DHABI: Kai Havertz scored a penalty deep into extra time as Chelsea defeated Brazil's Palmeiras 2-1 in the Club World Cup final on Saturday (Feb 12) to complete their collection of major trophies.
Kai Havertz nets extra-time penalty to win Club World Cup for Chelsea
Kai Havertz’s last-ditch extra-time penalty sealed Chelsea’s maiden Club World Cup triumph in a gritty 2-1 win over Brazilians Palmeiras.
Ricciardo: Return to Australia over winter ‘the refresher I needed’
Travel restrictions due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic meant Ricciardo had not been able to return home and see family since June 2020.
Chelsea beat Palmeiras after extra time to win Club World Cup
Kai Havertz scored a penalty deep into extra time as Chelsea defeated Brazil's Palmeiras 2-1 in the Club World Cup final on Saturday to complete their collection of major trophies.
F1 engineers ‘want Max Verstappen stripped of title and Michael Masi fired'
F1 engineers think Max Verstappen should be stripped of his title and also want Michael Masi fired, it has been claimed. The Red Bull driver secured glory in the final race of the campaign in Abu Dhabi last year. Yet many feel Lewis Hamilton was robbed of the prize, with a safety car cruelly preventing the Brit from claiming a historic eighth championship of his career.
Al-Hilal self-destruct to lose 4-0 to Al-Ahly in Club World Cup third-place play-off
Al-Ahly defeated nine-man Al-Hilal 4-0 on Saturday to take third place at the FIFA Club World Cup, as the Saudi Arabian champions self-destructed in the “Arab Classico” in Abu Dhabi.
Ryan Fox seals second DP World Tour title with Ras Al Khaimah Classic win
Ryan Fox admitted to suffering a sleepless night, being racked with nerves, and having an “awful feeling” in his stomach despite starting the final day of the Ras Al Khaimah Classic with a six-shot lead – and ending it as a five-stroke winner.