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Spain midfielder Alexia Putellas has suffered an injury scare on the eve of Euro 2022 as she twisted her knee during a training session. Spain are set to begin their Euro 2022 campaign against Finland on Friday before further group stage games against Germany and Denmark.
Crawley Town have signed goalkeeper Corey Addai from Esbjerg fB on a two-year contract
Manchester United's transfer business is finally underway, much to the delight of the fanbase and likely Erik ten Hag. The club are set to confirm the signing of left-back Tyrell Malacia over the coming days and midfielder Christian Eriksen has agreed in principle to move to Old Trafford on a free transfer.
Feyenoord defender Tyrell Malacia has completed his move to Manchester United to become new manager Erik ten Hag’s first signing at Old Trafford.
When the first Euro 2022 match kicks off on Wednesday at Old Trafford as England take on Austria, the country will be witnessing a very different tournament to the one hosted seventeen years ago. In 2005, the Football Association was preparing for the ninth edition of the women’s Euros, which was a significant opportunity for the growth of the game. With England acting as sole hosts for a major women's football event for the first time, there was a lot of pressure to ensure the tournament would make a positive impact on the general population.
Tottenham Hotspur could target another playmaker after missing out on Christian Eriksen, according to Dan Kilpatrick of The Evening Standard.
The UEFA Women’s Euro begins on Wednesday, with the first round of group matches continuing until Sunday.
Having been in control for much of the ongoing rescheduled fifth Test against England at Edgbaston, India found themselves on the back foot at stumps on Day 4. Apart from Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant, the Indian batting failed to come to the party in the second innings, and were bowled out for 245, setting England a target of 378 runs to win the fifth Test. Despite the batters' failings in the second innings, India still would have been quietly confident with England needing to chase over 350 runs to win the match -- a feat that has never been accomplished at Edgbaston.