Canada defeats Sweden to capture Hlinka Gretzky Cup
Canada is once again champions at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
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Cristiano Ronaldo still demanding transfer despite Manchester United showdown talks – Paper Round
Ronaldo still wants out Cristiano Ronaldo has not changed his transfer stance at Manchester United, despite sitting down for crunch talks at the club’s training complex in Carrington on Tuesday. The Mail reveal that the Portugal international is still clear in his desire to move away from Old Trafford this summer. The 37-year-old has no interest in competing in the Europa League this season and wants to join a Champions League-level club.
West Ham now have 'free run' to sign £43m star at London Stadium
West Ham United could have a free run to sign Sassuolo striker Gianluca Scamacca this summer according to Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth.
'Nothing is ever too much for him' - Chris Froome full of praise for 'selfless' Hugo Houle after emotional win
Chris Froome has hailed his Israel-Premier Tech team-mate Hugo Houle as «absolutely selfless» after the Canadian's emotional Stage 16 win. Houle secured the first win on the road of his professional career, escaping from a large breakaway that also included team-mate Michael Woods and descending superbly to claim the stage by a commanding margin into Foix. Ad/> The 31-year-old pointed to the sky as he crossed the line, dedicating his victory to his late brother Pierrik, who was killed in a hit-and-run incident while out running in 2012.
European wrap: Kylian Mbappe nets hat-trick after confirming PSG stay, nine-man RB Leipzig win German Cup on penalties
Kylian Mbappe celebrated his new three-year deal with a hat-trick as Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain signed off in style with a 5-0 rout of 10-man Metz.
Fabrizio Romano: NUFC "working" on signing "the next Mbappe", supporters will love him - opinion
An update has emerged on Newcastle United and their interest in Hugo Ekitike heading into the summer transfer window…
Soccer-Kane penalty sends Spurs into top four with win over Burnley
LONDON (Reuters) -A contested Harry Kane penalty gave Tottenham Hotspur a 1-0 Premier League win over relegation-threatened Burnley on Sunday, moving Antonio Conte's team into a Champions League qualification place.
EPL: Kane penalty sends Spurs into top four with win over Burnley
Harry Kane penalty gave Tottenham Hotspur a 1-0 Premier League win over relegation-threatened Burnley on Sunday, moving Antonio Conte's team into a Champions League qualification place. Spurs climbed above North London rivals Arsenal into fourth on 68 points from 37 games -- the Gunners are on 66 from 36 matches and can return to the top four if they win at Newcastle United on Monday. Burnley, under caretaker manager Mike Jackson, went into the game in 17th place and will slip back into the bottom three if Leeds United avoid defeat at home to Brighton & Hove Albion.