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DORTMUND, Germany : Albania will feel less pressure than defending champions Italy in their Euro 2024 opener on Saturday, but still have a huge responsibility to perform for a partisan crown in Dortmund, coach Sylvinho said on Friday.
BERLIN : Spain coach Luis de la Fuente was tight-lipped about who would start his side's Euro 2024 opener against Croatia on Saturday, but defender Aymeric Laporte will play no part having been ruled out due to unspecified "issues".
DUESSELDORF, Germany : Whisper it quietly but their is growing belief that the Hungary side who start their Euro 2024 campaign against Switzerland on Saturday can be the one that finally emerges from the shadows of the nation's soccer heyday.
The European elections are over – and the horse-trading over future alliances, coalitions and top positions has begun.
Italian Andrea Kimi Antonelli could make an appearance in Formula One before he turns 18 after the governing FIA modified licence age limits that have been in place since Max Verstappen debuted at 17 in 2015.
Euro 2024 is upon us, but it might not be the fiercest football competition as far as stakes, drama and intensity go this summer. Away from the pitches of Germany, where 24 national teams will battle to become European champions, the clash between the tournament's sticker albums is raging.
England lost to Iceland. France drew with Canada. Germany drew with Ukraine and lost to Greece. Portugal lost to Croatia. Italy did the bare minimum against Turkey and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Euro 2024 starts on Friday, and a lot of the tournament's betting favorites didn't leave amazing last impressions on the way to Germany.
Sumit Nagal continued his splendid form by entering the semi-final of the ongoing Perugia Challenger on Friday. The sixth-seeded Indian overcame the challenge from the unseeded Maks Kasnikowski of Poland in the quarterfinal, winning in straight sets 6-4, 7-5. This is his eighth successive win since the start of Heilbronn Challenger in Germany. In the semi-final on Saturday, he will be taking on the winner of the other quarterfinal clash between the unseeded Bernabé Zapata Miralles of Spain and second seed Laslo Djere of Serbia. Earlier in the event, Nagal had been victorious against the unseeded Nerman Fatic of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the opening round before being successful against the unseeded Alessandro Giannessi of Italy in the pre-quarterfinal.