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A new era dawned at Liverpool in the summer of 2011. Roy Hodgson’s reign was well and truly over and club legend Kenny Dalglish was ready for his first full season in charge after returning to the manager's hotseat.
WNBA All-Star captains A'ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces and Breanna Stewart of the Seattle Storm drafted their respective teams and finalized their rosters Saturday for the 2022 WNBA All-Star Game in Chicago on July 10 (1 p.m., ABC) at Wintrust Arena.
Sir Lewis Hamilton has thanked his fans for their support in the wake of the racial abuse incidents that have rocked Formula 1 this past week.
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Formula 1 has publicly spoken out against the racist comments made by three-time world champion Nelson Piquet in reference to Lewis Hamilton. Piquet used a racially offensive term about Hamilton in a podcast, and F1 have since issued a statement addressing the comments.
Jackie Stewart believes it is a “pity” Lewis Hamilton has not retired from Formula 1 already in order to preserve his legacy. Hamilton is level with Michael Schumacher for the most world titles, and last year the seven-time champion narrowly missed out on making it eight when losing a controversial finale to eventual winner Max Verstappen.
The WNBA announced Wednesday that Minnesota center Sylvia Fowles and Seattle guard Sue Bird, who both will retire at the end of this season, will be co-captains along with Las Vegas forward A'ja Wilson and Seattle forward Breanna Stewart for the league's All-Star game on July 10 (ABC, 1 p.m. ET) in Chicago.
Wallabies head coach Dave Rennie has implored Australia’s officials not to walk away from the Super Rugby Pacific tournament as it is important for his players’ development that they continue to face New Zealand opposition.