Manchester United icon Juan Mata lands exciting new job as huge announcement made
Juan Mata will work as a pundit for BBC Sport when Spain face England in the final of Euro 2024 on Sunday.
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Boost for Slot as Liverpool's Endo to miss Olympics
New Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has received a boost ahead of the start of pre-season training after midfielder Wataru Endo was left out of Japan's squad for the Olympics.
Former captain Cane brings 'care, stories' to All Blacks camp
Former captain Sam Cane was not included in Scott Robertson's first New Zealand squad but may yet have a role to play in test rugby after turning up to the All Blacks' training camp in Upper Hutt in the leadup to the England series.
Rain delays play at Wimbledon again on Saturday
Rain delayed play in the morning for a second straight day at Wimbledon on Saturday, with organizers already having some catching up to do after several matches were suspended overnight.
Chicago's Bertoletti wins first Nathan's hot dog eating title - ESPN
NEW YORK — Patrick Bertoletti of Chicago gobbled down 58 hot dogs to win his first men's title Thursday at the annual Nathan's Famous Fourth of July hot dog eating contest.
All Blacks bring in Christie for Perenara in only change for England clash
Finlay Christie will start at scrumhalf in place of TJ Perenara and Cortez Ratima looks set to make his All Blacks debut off the bench in the only changes to the New Zealand matchday squad to face England in the second test at Eden Park on Saturday.
Osaka's Wimbledon comeback ended by on-fire Navarro
LONDON :Naomi Osaka's goal to improve her grasscourt game will have to wait for at least another 12 months after her Wimbledon comeback stalled in the second round following a 6-4 6-1 walloping by American Emma Navarro that mercifully lasted only 58 minutes.
Belief Returns For Toni Kroos And Germany Before Spain Showdown
Host nation Germany face Spain in Friday's Euro 2024 quarter final in Stuttgart riding a wave of belief not seen in the proud football nation for almost a decade. After a series of poor performances at major tournaments, the most decorated nation in European football history are again confident of a deep run. Germany veteran and 2014 World Cup winner Toni Kroos said Wednesday "the goal is to win the tournament". "We want to go a lot further and in the dressing room we are very convinced we will achieve that."