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Hyundai will have a reduced two car entry and special livery in this week's Croatia Rally as a tribute to Irish driver Craig Breen who died in testing for the event, the team said on Monday.
Ian Nepomniachtchi, 32, and Ding Liren, 30, Russia’s world No 2 and China’s world No 3, begin their €2mil 14-game title match on Sunday at 10am BST in Astana, Kazakhstan. Nepomniachtchi will play under a neutral Fide flag.
Thomas Tuchel said his sacking by Chelsea ‘still hurts’ as the new Bayern Munich boss reflected on a shock dismissal from the Premier League club earlier this season. The German was dismissed in the wake of a Champions League group stage defeat to Dinamo Zagreb in September. Ad He won the Champions League with the Blues in his debut season in 2020/21 and also won the FIFA Club World Cup and UEFA Super Cup while in London.
Manchester United have joined the race for Croatian wonderkid Luka Vuskovic following bids from Man City and Paris Saint-Germain, according to reports.
Croatia's airports dropped internal border controls on Sunday for passengers travelling to or from the borderless Schengen Zone, potentially sparking an increase in its tourism sector.
Travellers can soon hop on board a bus that will take them from Istnabul in Turkey all the way to London in an epic 56-day trip. Bus to London By Adventures Overland will pass through 22 countries, covering an impressive 12,000km.
Ally McCoist can remember the time a young Karim Benzema came to cause havoc at Ibrox - and another Real Madrid legend could have been wearing Rangers blue.
A mundane win over Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League was drawing to a close when Ben Chilwell’s small supply of luck ran out. His punishment for attempting one last sprint was to feel the pain shooting up his left hamstring and, as he lay on the turf in front of the West Stand at Stamford Bridge, receiving treatment from the physios and listening to some consoling words from Mason Mount, the Chelsea defender struggled to keep the emotions at bay.