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BUDAPEST : American Hunter Armstrong won gold in the men's 50m backstroke in a dramatic finish at the world championships in Budapest on Saturday after compatriot Justin Ress was disqualified despite touching the wall first for being fully submerged at the finish.
Reports earlier this week made Chelsea prospect Armando Broja the latest player to be linked with a move to Newcastle United. The Northern Echo claim frustrations in the Toon camp are growing over their attempt to sign Hugo Ekitike.
Exeter’s One Game One Community tournament, for both men and women’s teams, returns this July. The competition welcomes as many as 20 teams, encouraging participation from black and minority ethnic teams, as well as players from many different parts of the world.
Racked by worry for family, anger at Russian colleagues, and uncertainty about the future, Ukrainian swimmers are seeking world championship success in Budapest under the shadow of war. Scattered around Europe since Russia's invasion in February, life for top swimmers like Mykhailo Romanchuk whose father is "fighting on the eastern front" has been upended. "Every morning he sends me (a message) that he is OK," said Romanchuk, 25, after winning a bronze medal in the 800m freestyle onTuesday.
BUDAPEST: American Katie Ledecky dominated the women's 1,500 metres freestyle event to claim her second gold medal at the swimming world championships in Budapest on Monday, while Italy's Thomas Ceccon smashed the men's 100m backstroke world record.
Thomas Ceccon broke the first world record of the championships as he won the 100m backstroke.
It was after another dismal display, albeit in victory, away to Lithuania in October 2017, that Gareth Southgate settled on the approach he would take with England. He would play “three at the back”, he would give them far greater defensive solidity and he would “have to leave some good players out”.
Boss Graham Alexander doesn’t need reminding of the difficult challenges Motherwell could face in Europe as he only needs to look to his Scotland career as a warning.