Hasil Korea Open 2025: Jonatan Lolos ke Babak Kedua
Jonatan Christie mengawali langkahnya di Korea Open 2025 dengan relatif mulus. Jonatan menang straight game atas wakil Hong Kong, Ng Ka Long Angus.
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Rekap 5 Wakil Indonesia di Hari Pertama Korea Open 2025
Berikut hasil lengkap wakil Indonesia di hari pertama Korea Open 2025. Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Shohibul Fikri meraih kemenangan, sementara Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo mengalahkan rekan senegara untuk melaju ke babak utama.
Ganda Putra RI Bidik Hasil Lebih dari 4 Besar di Korea Open 2025
Ganda putra Indonesia membidik hasil lebih dari empat besar di turnamen Korea Open 2025. Beberapa catatan minor diharapkan tak lagi terulang.
Sir Alex Ferguson opted to travel as he sought to deal with the loss of his wife
Former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed he decided to travel as he attempted to deal with the loss of his wife of almost 58 years.
De Bruyne returns to Etihad as City face Napoli in Champions League
MANCHESTER: Manchester City welcome a familiar face back to the Etihad Stadium on Thursday as they kick off their Champions League campaign against Napoli and Kevin de Bruyne. But while City boss Pep Guardiola shed tears when the Belgium midfielder made his final appearance for his team last season, the Spaniard said he will enjoy De Bruyne’s return on Thursday “after the game.” De Bruyne, who won 19 trophies during his glittering 10-year spell at City and captained the side through some of its most dominant seasons, makes a swift return to Manchester following his summer move to Naples. Though he now wears Napoli blue, “King Kev” remains a beloved figure at the Etihad. Guardiola is not surprised how seamlessly De Bruyne has slotted into Antonio Conte’s Italian team, scoring two goals in three matches.
China Masters 2025: Fajar/Fikri Kini Bertekad Revans Lawan Malaysia
Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Shohibul Fikri kembali membuktikan bisa bersaing dengan pasangan-pasangan top bulutangkis. Kini mereka mau revans kontra ganda Malaysia di China Masters 2025!
Lyles and Gout Gout advance to world 200m semifinals
TOKYO: Noah Lyles’ bid to match Usain Bolt’s record of four consecutive world 200 meters titles got off to a steady start as the American safely negotiated his heat on Wednesday. Lyles claimed bronze in Sunday’s 100m in Tokyo and immediately turning his attention to the 200m, which he called his “bread and butter.” The American, who tops the 2025 world list with the 19.63sec he set at the US trials, won his heat in 19.99sec to lead a clutch of favorites through to Thursday’s semifinals, with the final scheduled for Friday. “The body is feeling good and definitely waking up,” said Lyles. “The goal here was to blast through the first 100m and I got that done. Zharnel (Hughes) was showing he was ready to run, too. “I knew I had the race under control and decided not to push too much because I still have two more runs. When I get to the final I don’t know. I guess we will have to see.” Australia’s 17-year-old sensation Gout Gout also went through, clocking 20.23sec in his senior international debut to finish third in his heat won by Jamaican Bryan Levell in an impressive 19.84sec.
Manchester United posts sixth year of net loss, forecasts revenue dip
Manchester United reported an annual net loss for the sixth consecutive year on Wednesday and forecast lower revenue for the fiscal year, highlighting the club’s ongoing financial struggles. The Premier League side posted a £33 million ($45 million) loss for the year ended June 30, an improvement on the previous year’s £113.2 million deficit. The narrower full-year loss reflects significant cost-cutting measures aimed at shoring up finances after several years of underperformance both on and off the field. The club said it expects revenue of between £640 million and £660 million for its fiscal 2026, compared with £666.5 million reported for the year ended June 30. The Premier League has in recent years tightened club spending regulations under its Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR), designed to level the playing field and curb excessive spending by wealthy owners. Manchester United has racked up losses of about £175 million since fiscal 2023. The PSR caps losses at £105 million over a three-year period, though investments in infrastructure, academies, charity and women’s soccer are permitted as deductions. “The club remains committed to, and in compliance with, both the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules and UEFA’s Financial Fair Play Regulations,” it said in a statement.