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Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch will have benefited from seeing new signing Wilfried Gnonto in action for Italy under Roberto Mancini’s guidance during the international break, according to journalist Dean Jones.
New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers due to his left ankle injury.
Mark Allen held on to beat Mark Selby 5-3 in a marathon quarter-final match at the British Open. Four-time world champion Selby was the biggest name left in the draw after a series of high-profile exits; Ronnie O’Sullivan, Judd Trump, John Higgins and Mark Williams were among those to bow out early. Ad But 2018 Masters champion Allen came into the last eight on the back of a tense 4-3 win over Trump and knowing that his head-to-head record with Selby was dead level at seven wins apiece.
In one of Phil Jones's lowlights, a Chelsea teenager named Kasey Palmer Instagrammed a clip of him nutmegging the Manchester United defender in an Under-21 match at Old Trafford.
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick offered very little to reporters on Wednesday inquiring about the health of starting quarterback Mac Jones.
Dak Prescott might need to stay away from the Dallas Cowboys for a few more weeks dispute his improved health, Robert Griffin III has claimed.
Ben Woollaston has revealed he may not recover from the chronic fatigue syndrome that has blighted his snooker career. The world No. 43 reeled off four straight frames in a 4-1 victory over defending champion Mark Williams in the last 64 of the British Open on Tuesday evening before opening up on his bigger battle away from the green baize.
Seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry had little sympathy for Mark Williams after the Welshman was unceremoniously knocked out of the British Open by world No. 44 Ben Woollaston. Williams lost 4-1 in a bitty encounter that saw Woollaston profit from his opponent's profligacy when at the table, with the three-time world champion simply unable to locate any potting consistency.