Vietnam have 'reached a consensus' to appoint Troussier as head coach
Former Japan coach Philippe Troussier is set to take over as the new head coach of Vietnam, the country's governing body confirmed on Thursday.
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Manchester City back on top in title race with win away to Arsenal
Manchester City claimed three points in the first of two Premier League title showdowns with Arsenal, beating the Gunners 3-1 at Emirates Stadium on Wednesday.
Mikel Arteta explains Thomas Partey and Ben White absences for Arsenal vs Man City
Mikel Arteta has confirmed an injury to Thomas Partey left him unavailable for tonight's massive Premier League clash against Manchester City.
Rachel Khoo's Tokyo
“I was ever so excited, somewhat nervous.” For globe-trotting food creative and TV presenter Rachel Khoo, visiting Tokyo for the first time was a dream-come-true moment.
'Bulls miss Marcell Coetzee's leadership', says Stormers assistant coach Laker
Stormers defence coach Norman Laker isn't one to pick out individuals across any team, but he was moved to say the Bulls have missed Marcell Coetzee's leadership this season.
Toulon's Springbok Kolbe 'not going anywhere' after Japan rumours
South Africa's Rugby World Cup winner Cheslin Kolbe said he is planning on staying at French club Toulon until his contract ends, despite reports linking him with a move to Japan at the end of the season.
Spain women's coach says has 'best team' amid player revolt
Spain women's coach Jorge Vilda on Wednesday defended his depleted squad as the best he wants and bristled at questions about a revolt that has seen 15 players frozen out of the national setup for nearly five months.
J-League still setting the Asian standard after three decades
TOKYO : Yokohama F Marinos coach Kevin Muscat is convinced Japan's J-League is the strongest domestic club competition in Asia but says the standard of football needs to continue to improve in the 2023 season if it is to maintain its status.