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Hosting this year's Tim Hortons Brier in London, Ont., is bringing exactly the kind of positive energy the city needs, according to local small business owners and Londoners who are curling enthusiasts.
The Premier League says it "cannot understand" why a trial of temporary concussion substitutes has not been approved by football's lawmakers.
Zaha set to quit Palace Wilfried Zaha’s contract is up at the end of the season, and the Sun reports there is interest from three major clubs in Europe. Ad Two are from the Premier League, with London sides Chelsea and Arsenal keen to swoop for the winger on a free transfer, while Serie A club AC Milan retain an interest. Premier LeagueBrighton smash West Ham, Villa beat 10-man Palace in Premier League15 HOURS AGO “The 30-year-old looks set to end his second spell at Selhurst Park this summer when his contract expires,” the paper states.
Nunavut has its first-ever victory at the Canadian men's curling championship in London, Ont.
LONDON :Matches spanning 100 minutes could become commonplace with FIFA president Gianni Infantino calling for more accurate calculations regarding added time to be implemented in competitions around the world.
LONDON : A trial to broadcast the VAR decisions to fans inside stadiums and television audiences was confirmed by soccer's law-making body the International Football Association Board (IFAB) at its annual meeting in London on Saturday.
Defending champ Brad Gushue defeated British Columbia's Jacques Gauthier 6-5 on Friday night in the opening draw at the Canadian men's curling championship in London, Ont.
British tennis chiefs are set to abandon their controversial ban on Russian and Belarusian players ahead of this year's Wimbledon championships, it was reported Friday. Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year, the UK's governing Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) came under pressure from the British government to impose a ban. Russian and Belarusian players were eventually barred from all five ATP tournaments staged by the LTA, including the longstanding Queen's Club event in London.