Short-handed Canadian soccer women tie China in head coach Casey Stoney's debut
Casey Stoney's debut as head coach of Canada's women's soccer team was a tale of two halves against China at the Pinatar Cup on Wednesday.
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Lawson enters the lion's den with a smile
LONDON : Liam Lawson has one of the toughest gigs in Formula One as teammate to Max Verstappen but while the 23-year-old New Zealander could be in for a beating, he also expects to learn fast this season.
Canada's men's soccer team to play friendly vs. Romania in September as it prepares for World Cup 2026
The Canadian men's soccer team has added another fixture to its increasingly busy slate: It will travel to Bucharest to face 38th-ranked Romania on Sept. 5.
LIV Golf stars Garcia and Reed set for International Series Macau
MACAU: Major champions Sergio Garcia and Patrick Reed are the latest big names confirmed for the International Series Macau presented by Wynn, the elevated Asian Tour tournament that is a qualifying event for The Open this year.
‘Couldn’t have scripted it better’ — Baseball United chief’s pride after record UAE Series attendance and viewing
DUBAI: A record three million viewers watched the three-game UAE Series between the Arabia Wolves and the Mid East Falcons last weekend, Baseball United has announced.
Love, Abby: UConn Huskies' forever bond with one magical fan - ESPN
ONE SATURDAY AFTERNOON last April, a group of UConn women's basketball players texted back and forth about that evening's party: what time they were leaving, what to wear, what the feel of the night would be. There was a spirited discussion about shoes. Few of them had ever been to a bat mitzvah before.
Ibrahimovic hails dominant Milan despite narrow win over Verona
MILAN : Former AC Milan striker and current club advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic took over post-match media duties after they secured a narrow 1-0 win over Hellas Verona on Saturday, claiming they had dominated the game despite only scoring once.
Mexican flavour at LIV’s Adelaide stop as Rahm lurks
ADELAIDE: Mexican pair Abraham Ancer and Carlos Ortiz joined Sam Horsfield in a three-way share of the lead at LIV Golf’s Adelaide stop on Saturday, with major champion Jon Rahm lurking four shots off the pace. Ancer nailed six birdies to a bogey in a five-under-par 67 in front of bumper crowds at a blustery Grange Golf Club, while his compatriot mixed five birdies and a bogey in his 68. British overnight leader Horsfield birdied the last to card a 69 and ensure he stayed in the hunt heading into the final day, with all three nine-under after 36 holes. “I just tried to stay patient and hit as many greens as possible. I knew the putter was feeling good,” said Ancer, who is gunning for a second LIV title after winning in Hong Kong last year. “I have a lot of confidence when the greens are rolling nice and firm and fast, so I just try to put the ball in play and don’t get in too much trouble because you can make a lot of bogeys out here, especially with this wind.” Ortiz, who is also looking for a second tour win after victory at Tucson in 2023, said the conditions were tough. “I thought it was tricky.