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BRIGHTON, England : The standard of referees in the Premier League is 'very bad' according to Brighton & Hove Albion manager Roberto de Zerbi who was shown a red card after his side's defeat on Saturday.
Connacht ran in nine tries in a topsy-turvy BTK URC victory away to Zebre Parma.
Angel Di Maria was surprised Paris Sant-Germain handed “all the power” to Kylian Mbappe when the striker signed a new deal at the club. The 24-year-old French forward signed a three-year deal at the club in May, worth a reported £4 million a month, in addition to a £100 million signing-on fee.
SAO PAULO: Italy has requested that former AC Milan and Brazil striker Robinho serves a 9-year prison sentence for rape in his home country, local media reported, citing Brazil's Foreign Relations Ministry.
US hedge fund firm Elliott Investment Management has reportedly become the latest party to enter the Manchester United takeover race.
Germany's Max Langenhan continued his super streak of World Cup wins with his fifth consecutive title in St. Moritz.
MILAN, Italy : Comcast pay TV broadcaster Sky is close to securing the bulk of the rights to broadcast Champions League games in Italy for the next three seasons, with Amazon's Prime Video retaining exclusive rights for Wednesday's best picks, three industry sources said on Saturday. Last month, European soccer body UEFA invited broadcasters to submit bids for the rights to screen Europe's top soccer competition in Italy.
Tottenham manager Antonio Conte has acknowledged he returned to the touchline too soon after surgery, says his assistant Cristian Stellini, but the players are taking added responsibility in the Italian’s absence. Conte underwent an operation to remove his gallbladder earlier this month, but was back in the dugout for Spurs’ 1-0 Champions League defeat to AC Milan at San Siro on Tuesday. Ad However, the club said following the match that the 53-year-old would “remain at his family home to recover from his recent surgery” after he had defied the doctor’s orders to go back to work.