Cheika not getting carried away by Pumas' 'landmark' win over Wallabies
Argentina coach Michael Cheika was buoyed by a "landmark" upset of his home nation Australia, but the wily veteran sees more hard yards before the upcoming World Cup.
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Nielsen's Gracenote predicts US to win third straight World Cup
The United States are favourites to win the Women's World Cup but their bid for a third straight title faces a strong challenge from Europe's top sides as well as co-hosts Australia, according to Nielsen's Gracenote.
US squad taking 'favourite' tag in stride, says Mewis
AUCKLAND : Four-times champions United States may have a target on their backs but are taking it in stride at the Women's World Cup, midfielder Kristie Mewis said on Monday, with rivals ready to disrupt their campaign.
Low in numbers but female coaches thrive at major tournaments
MANCHESTER, England : From Pia Sundhage to Sarina Wiegman to Bev Priestman, the ninth Women's World Cup will be a glittering showcase of some of the game's most successful coaches but 20 of the 32 teams will still have men barking the orders from the touchline.
In Thailand, reformist Pita Limjaroenrat fails to be elected PM
Also, with a space race to the moon underway, India launches a mission with plans to land a rover on the lunar surface. Hopes are high following a failed attempt back in 2019.
Cancelo, Kovacic and four other things to look out for when Man City begin pre-season training
It feels like only a few days since Rodri fired home the winner in Istanbul, before Manchester City returned to a thunderstorm in the city centre to show off their treble trophies.
Canada's Smeenk advances to men's T34 800m final at worlds with record-setting performance
Canadian wheelchair racer Austin Smeenk continued his strong showing at the World Para Athletics Championships in Paris on Sunday, advancing to the men's T34 800-metre final with a record-setting performance.
"India Have Chance To Win Medal In Asian Games Through Men's Doubles": Leander Paes
Tennis legend Leander Paes feels India will find it tough in singles but the country can hope to win a medal in the Asian Games with the men's doubles team though it remains to be seen who is picked to play alongside the seasoned Rohan Bopanna. "In the Asian Games, in men's doubles we have a good opportunity of doing well. We have multiple options of teams in the doubles. We have got quite a few players who can play," Paes said during an event on the eve of the Wimbledon men's final here on Sunday.