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Iceland’s most famous black sand beach is a lure for international visitors, but a combination of geology and the raw power of the ocean make it a deadly attraction.
Despite continuing their preparations for the new Premier League season across the Atlantic in the United States, Everton have shown no signs of letting their long distance affect their hopes of bolstering the ranks at Goodison Park as Frank Lampard eyes up a host of new players.
The year-long countdown is on for Halifax to host the North American Indigenous Games, and while it is one of the biggest multi-sport events in Atlantic Canada, organizers also see it as another step toward reconciliation.
The Florida Panthers are in the process of hiring Paul Maurice as their new head coach on a three-year deal, according to TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger.
Indigenous girls on Prince Edward Island are being encouraged to get involved in sports they love, including hockey.
Napoli forward Victor Osimhen scored four goals as Nigeria crushed Sao Tome e Principe 10-0 in Morocco on Monday to record the biggest victory in Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying history.
Napoli forward Victor Osimhen scored four goals as Nigeria crushed Sao Tome e Principe 10-0 in Morocco on Monday to record the biggest victory in Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying history. Qualifying for the biennial competition has been staged since 1961 and Ghana, Kenya and Libya shared the record with eight-goal victories until Nigeria went on a rampage in the Atlantic resort of Agadir. Nigeria led 3-0 at half-time in the Group A matchday two encounter and the other scorers were Terem Moffi (two), captain Moses Simon, Oghenekaro Etebo, Ademola Lookman and Emmanuel Dennis.
Beginning of the end for Ricciardo at McLaren?