Man United transfer news LIVE – Benjamin Sesko latest, RB Leipzig statement, Gabriel Sara interest
Hello and welcome to the Manchester Evening News' live blog on Wednesday August 6th, covering all the latest United news and transfer gossip.
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Man United 'closing in' on Benjamin Sesko transfer after huge breakthrough in talks
The race to sign Benjamin Sesko has cranked up a gear with Manchester United and Newcastle in a transfer tug-of-war. Both Premier League rivals are battling for the RB Leipzig star as part of their summer plans to add reinforcements to their frontline.
Sex toy tossed on Sparks' court; third incident in past 7 days - ESPN
A sex toy landed near Indiana's Sophie Cunningham after it was thrown from the stands in Los Angeles during the Sparks' 100-91 win over the Indiana Fever on Tuesday night. It was the third incident of a sex toy interrupting a WNBA game in the past seven days.
Jets, new QB Justin Fields preach patience amid camp struggles - ESPN
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields said he's not concerned. Coach Aaron Glenn echoed that sentiment. It's too early to worry, they said.
Rangers vs Viktoria Plzen LIVE score and goal updates from the Champions League clash at Ibrox
All was not Well for Rangers at Fir Park in their Premiership opener on Saturday.
Indigenous group lodges application for federal protection of Brisbane stadium site
SYDNEY :A group representing Brisbane's two Indigenous peoples lodged an application with the Australian federal government on Tuesday for the permanent protection of the site where the city plans to build the main stadium for the 2032 Olympics.
WNBA fan accused of throwing sex toy faces multiple charges - ESPN
Police in College Park, Georgia, told ESPN they arrested Delbert Carver on Saturday after he allegedly threw a sex toy onto the court during last Tuesday's Atlanta Dream-Golden State Valkyries game at Gateway Center Arena.
Manhattan shooting renews focus on CTE, concussion risks in amateur sports
NEW YORK :A deadly Manhattan office shooting by former high school football player Shane Tamura has renewed attention on how head injuries are managed in amateur football.