Long weekend recap: Men's hockey worlds heat up
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Maresca fumes as Betis get 48-hour Conference League final advantage
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca said on Tuesday that he was unhappy after LaLiga accepted a request from Real Betis to move their final league game forward two days to Friday, giving the club more time to prepare for the Conference League final.
Austria reaches playoffs at men's hockey worlds for 1st time since 1994
Austria reached the men's world hockey championship playoffs on Tuesday for the first time in 31 years.
PV Sindhu, HS Prannoy Eye Turnaround At Malaysia Masters
Star Indian shuttlers PV Sindhu and HS Prannoy will look to script a turnaround in fortunes when they lead the country's campaign at the USD 475,000 Malaysia Masters Super 500 tournament beginning in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Both Sindhu and Prannoy have endured a tough phase of late, struggling with form and fitness. The duo lost their respective matches against Indonesia and Denmark in the Sudirman Cup last month — their last competitive outing. With a two-week break under their belt, the experienced shuttlers will now be eager to rediscover their rhythm at the Axiata Arena.
Jorgensen to start for Chelsea in Conference League final, says Maresca
Filip Jorgensen will start in goal for Chelsea in the Conference League final against Spanish side Real Betis, manager Enzo Maresca said on Tuesday.
The rivals next door, football stadiums almost within reach
Parc des Princes (PSG) - Stade Jean-Bouin (Paris FC) - 20 metres
Ice hockey-Canada suffer first loss at worlds in shootout defeat by Finland
Canada's perfect start to the men's World Championship came to an end when the pre-tournament favourites lost 2-1 to Finland in a penalty shootout on Monday after their preliminary round match ended 1-1 following overtime.
Tolvanen nets SO winner as Finland hands Canada first loss of men's hockey worlds
Eeli Tolvanen scored the shootout winner as Finland handed Canada its first loss of the world hockey championship 2-1 on Monday in Stockholm, Sweden.