Manchester United transfer news LIVE Ten Hag and Pochettino latest, Rudiger 'turns down' move
Manchester United get some rare time off as we move into the international break, but there's still plenty of talk surrounding the club.
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The WTCR’s Formula One family
With the 2022 FIA Formula One World Championship getting underway in Bahrain this weekend, this is the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup’s Formula One family. Nathanaël Berthon:A WTCR race winner for Comtoyou DHL Team Audi Sport, Berthon joined HRT for two days of Formula One testing at the Yas Marina Circuit in 2011.Tom Coronel:Tested an Arrows F1 car for two days at Barcelona in 1999.
Marcell Jacobs trumps Christian Coleman for world 60m crown, Yaroslava Mahuchikh strikes gold for Ukraine
Lamont Marcell Jacobs trumped American rival Christian Coleman for 60m gold on the second day of the World Indoor Championships in Belgrade on Saturday, while Yaroslava Mahuchikh claimed a memorable high jump title for war-ravaged Ukraine. Jacobs had been a surprise winner of track's blue riband event at last summer's Tokyo Games where he also won gold as part of Italy's 4x100m relay quartet. The Italian barely raced after his Japan exploits, but his return to the indoor circuit did not go unannounced and he lived up to all his promise in the Serbian capital.
Manchester United 'remain interested' in Antonio Rudiger and other transfer rumours
Manchester United are still in the race to sign Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger, according to reports.
The year of the prancing horse? Why Ferrari fans are cautious over F1 team's 2022 chances
• The Ferrari Formula 1 team looks competitive ahead of the 2022 season.
Capuozzo delighted as Italy prove they aren't 'dead' in Six Nations
CARDIFF: Ange Capuozzo revelled in Italy's first ever Six Nations win in Wales on Saturday (Mar 19), saying that ending a seven-year losing streak in the tournament proved the team are "not dead".
Eddie Jones admits ‘results aren’t good enough’ as England lick wounds
Eddie Jones refused to address his future as England’s head coach but conceded he had “not done a good enough job” after his side ended another disappointing Six Nations campaign with a comprehensive defeat by France.
Tottenham news: Spurs told they have edge in top four race amid double problem
Carlo Ancelotti reacts to win over PSG