Belgium fire coach Tedesco-reports
BRUSSELS :Belgium have fired coach Domenico Tedesco after a series of disappointing results in recent months, local media reported on Friday.
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India Tennis Star Karman Kaur Thandi Ready For Battle After Combating Injuries, Fears, Doubts
The fear that injuries will consume her tennis career is not there anymore, and the nights of crying are also over for Karman Kaur Thandi. Competing against Hungary's Panna Udvardy in the ITF W50 tournament here, the Delhi player unleashed her solid ground strokes in a fearless display on her comeback. The sharpness and the control was obviously missing but not the wide grin. She flashed a huge smile after the match which she lost 4-6 1-6 to Udvardy, who featured in top-100 some time back.
Manchester United handed nightmare January transfer window blow as Marcus Rashford move 'blocked'
Manchester United return to action on Thursday evening at home to Premier League basement team Southampton (kick-off: 8pm).
Musk agrees with MEP's inaccurate post about EU's power to nullify election results
The tech billionaire Elon Musk's latest post on X is likely to further anger European leaders who have already accused him of using his reach on the social platform to interfere in national debates.
Accrington Stanley will be up for it at Anfield, says Liverpool boss Slot
Liverpool head coach Arne Slot is prepared for a revved-up Accrington Stanley when the teams meet in the third round of the FA Cup at Anfield on Saturday.
Katinka Hosszu, 'Iron Lady' of swimming, retires after stellar career for Hungary
Three-time Olympic champion Katinka Hosszu of Hungary, one of the greatest all-around swimmers, has announced her retirement.
Hungary's 'Iron Lady' Hosszu retires
Hungary's 'Iron Lady' Katinka Hosszu has retired from swimming at the age of 35, with the three-times Olympic champion saying she is looking forward to helping young athletes follow their dreams in the sport.
Factories from China spark geopolitical debates in Europe
A factory for Chinese electric cars "made in Europe" is in the planning stage. And in 2025 in Debrecen, Europe's largest battery factory will go into operation – a €7 billion project of Chinese worldwide market leader CATL. While supporters of such mega-factories highlight economic growth and job creation, critics warn of environmental risks, a jostling for subsidies, and Hungary's growing dependence on China and Russia as energy supplier.