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DORTMUND, Germany : Borussia Dortmund will be facing a new-look Chelsea in their Champions League last 16 first leg on Wednesday following the English club's big spending spree but coach Edin Terzic said on Tuesday his team was ready for any surprises.
The Ireland men's team will line up in the FIH Pro League next season after receiving an invitation from the International Hockey Federation to replace South Africa.
Warner Bros. Discovery has extended its deal to show the U.S. Open on its Eurosport platform in 45 markets across Europe for another five years, the broadcaster said on Tuesday.
Pascal Wehrlein has almost done it all in motorsport. From tasting the highs of success to not being a team's pick, the German has experienced the best and worst of a sport he loves.
Owen Hargreaves has suggested Paris Saint-German may need to follow the Argentina «blueprint» and build around Lionel Messi if they are to finally win the Champions League. The former England international thinks tactically, PSG have previously failed to win Europe’s most coveted prize due to an imbalance of star names in attacking areas who don’t work hard enough for the team. Ad The French champions take on Bayern Munich in the last 16 of this year’s competition with the first leg taking place in Paris, a match which can be seen live on BT Sport.
Paris Saint-Germain are hoping Kylian Mbappe can make a rapid recovery from injury and feature in Tuesday's Champions League showdown with Bayern Munich as the French club aim to put a run of poor form behind them in a tie that could define their season. Mbappe was ruled out for three weeks after suffering a thigh injury in a game at Montpellier on February 1 but he returned to the training pitch Sunday and again on Monday. The France superstar was then named in a squad of 22 for the last 16, first leg at the Parc des Princes, suggesting that he will play some part against the German giants.
Paris Saint-Germain are expecting their star playmaker Kylian Mbappe making a comeback in the Tuesday's Champions League showdown with Bayern Munich. Mbappe was ruled out for three weeks after suffering a thigh injury in a game at Montpellier on February 1.The France superstar was then named in a squad of 22 for the last 16, first leg at the Parc des Princes, suggesting that he will play some part against the German giants.However, PSG coach Christophe Galtier said there were no guarantees that the 24-year-old, who scored seven goals in six matches during the group stage, would even be named as a substitute for the game."He trained well and the feedback is positive but it is not yet sure that he will be on the teamsheet. We will look at things tomorrow morning," Galtier told reporters on Monday.
Chelsea travel to Germany on Wednesday to face Borussia Dortmund in the first leg of their Champions League last 16 tie. Remarkably, it will be the first time the two sides have ever met in a competitive match. Ad They come into the encounter in entirely different form, with Dortmund unbeaten since their post-World Cup resumption, while Chelsea have just two wins in their last 13 matches in all competitions.