Farhad Moshiri reveals £400million investment in Everton’s new stadium
Former Everton owner Farhad Moshiri has revealed he invested £400million into the club’s new stadium and hopes it can help “bridge the gap” to the elite.
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‘More than I imagined’: Saudi’s Ahmed Makki, Malik Basahel bask in impressive PFL MENA wins at home
JEDDAH: The second season of PFL MENA got off to an exciting start at the weekend with wins for local favorites, and fighters in the featherweight and lightweight divisions advancing to the playoffs.
Harley-Davidson to launch racing series with MotoGP in 2026
PARIS: Motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson and MotoGP announced a new global racing series on Saturday which will launch in 2026, with teams riding bagger motorcycles at Grands Prix in Europe and North America.
Sinner wins in return from doping ban before home crowd at Italian Open
ROME: After a wait of more than 100 days, Jannik Sinner still knows how to win a tennis match.
Bayern Munich celebrate Bundesliga title with last home win for Thomas Müller
BERLIN: Thomas Müller led Bayern Munich’s Bundesliga title celebrations after helping the team beat Borussia Mönchengladbach 2-0 in his last home game for the club on Saturday.
Lazio snatch last-gasp draw with Champions League rivals Juve
ROME: Matias Vecino snatched a precious 1-1 draw for Lazio against 10-man Juventus with a stoppage-time equalizer in an enthralling battle between top-four rivals.
Iran beat Pakistan in Asian polo qualifiers’ finals in Riyadh
RIYADH: The Iranian national polo team have qualified for the 2025 World Cup in the US after beating Pakistan in the 2025 Federation of International Polo (FIP) Arena World Polo Championship Asia qualifiers.
Man City’s surprising draw at Southampton throws Champions League hopes into doubt
It could prove to be two crucial dropped points for third-placed CityHaaland’s return after a six-week absence because of injury couldn’t inspire CityLONDON: Manchester City’s Champions League qualification ambitions were thrown back into doubt on Saturday after a surprising 0-0 draw at already-relegated Southampton, the Premier League’s last-placed team.It could prove to be two crucial dropped points for third-placed City in a six-team race for the four remaining spots to get into the Champions League, along with champion Liverpool.Even Erling Haaland’s return after a six-week absence because of injury couldn’t inspire City, which dragged themselves into a better position in the league on the back of four straight wins.City had two points more than Newcastle and Chelsea — who meet at St.