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South Africa's double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya finished just sixth in the 5,000m at the African championships on Thursday, missing the qualifying time for next month's world champs in Eugene.
Everton have long been renowned as a homely, traditional club – and not just because they aren’t Liverpool. Whether it’s rickety, atmospheric Goodison Park with its playing of Z-Cars before every game, a mid-80s run of banging kits, or the cutesy way Everton fans describe themselves, not as “Everton fans” but as “Evertonians”, there’s something special and unique about the residents of Stanley Park North. The Fiver is choking up!
Nigeria’s women national team will begin their campaign at the Kwibuka Championship against Brazil… today
The last thing you want during a marathon is to take a wrong turn, least of all when you’re leading the race. But that is exactly what happened during last weekend’s Stockholm Marathon.
What words should King Philippe employ in evoking what was originally not a colony but the personal property of his forefather King Léopold II? Six decades after independence, what kind of reception will he receive from the Congolese?
Though the 2022 FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) hasn't gone entirely to plan for Hyundai Motorsport, the team managed to secure their first win of the new season at the recent Rally Italia Sardegna. Ott Tänak and co-driver Martin Järveoja gave the team the elusive victory.
Avinash Sable finished a creditable fifth at the prestigious Diamond League Meet here thereby shattering his own 3000m steeplechase national record for the eighth time. The 27-year-old army man from a humble family in the Beed district of Maharashtra clocked 8:12.48 in a high-quality field late Sunday night to shave off more than three seconds than his own previous national record of 8:16.21 which he ran at the Indian Grand Prix in Thiruvananthapuram in March. Local hero and Tokyo Olympics gold medallist Soufiane El Bakkali won the race in a meeting record and world lead of 7:58.28.