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Ruud van Nistelrooy is reportedly set to become the new manager of 2. Bundesliga outfit Hamburg. The 48-year-old has not been out of work long after leaving Manchester United earlier this month, having taken over the reigns at Old Trafford on an interim basis after Erik ten Hag was sacked back in October.
The 5,000 job cuts at Thyssenkrupp AG's steel unit are planned to be implemented by 2030, the company revealed in a statement. It currently employs around 27,000 people.
Dumfries and Galloway curlers have narrowly missed out on a fifth European Championship.
BARCELONA : Barcelona's recent form is a major worry, manager Hansi Flick conceded on Monday as they slipped to a second successive LaLiga game without a win but the German is hopeful forward Lamine Yamal can soon return from injury to boost the side.
American photographer and activist Nan Goldin used the opening of her exhibition in Berlin to deliver a powerful condemnation of Israel’s assault on Gaza.
Bayern Munich host Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday in a battle between two sides flying high domestically but seemingly struggling to adjust to the new Champions League format. After four games, Bayern have lost twice -- including a 4-1 defeat by Barcelona, led by their former boss Hansi Flick -- and sit 17th, which would leave them unseeded for the knockout phase play-off. PSG's situation is even worse, with the French champions in 25th -- one spot outside the knockout places entirely.
Adam Idah insists Celtic will show no fear as they look to bash Club Brugge and blaze a trail to the Champions League knockout stages.
Norwegian ski jumper Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal had a dramatic start to the men's World Cup opener in Lillehammer on Saturday when an advertising hoarding launched him down the ramp prematurely.