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Former Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst has warned Celtic that Feyenoord will be even more formidable once star striker Santiago Gimenez is back for their return Champions League clash at Parkhead.
MAYWOOD, Ill. — Police in suburban Chicago are checking on the authenticity of Instagram videos that appear to show missing former NFL player Sergio Brown discussing the recent death of his mother, who died following an assault.
A gutsy and resilient Canadian women's volleyball squad remains in the mix for an Olympic berth.
Ahead of the FIDE World Junior Chess Championship 2023, India has been handed multiple setbacks, with five of its players missing out due to visa issues. The competition is set to take place in Mexico City between September 22 and October 2. Just days before their scheduled departure, five of the players, funded by the Government of India, along with a couple of coaches, did not receive their visas on time, resulting in uncertainty. Meanwhile, sources confirmed that the involved five players were set to miss out, thus trimming the Indian contingent down.
The Canadian men's volleyball team topped Puerto Rico in its opening game at the NORCECA Pan American Cup Final Six tournament in Edmonton on Tuesday.
Canadian tennis star Leylah Fernandez has a date in the final 16 at the Guadalajara Open after knocking off 13th-seeded Elise Mertens of Belgium on Tuesday in Mexico.
Ahead of the FIDE World Junior Chess Championship 2023, India has been handed multiple setbacks, with five of its players missing out due to visa issues. The competition is set to take place in Mexico City between September 22 and October 2. Just days before their scheduled departure, five of the players, funded by the Government of India, along with a couple of coaches, did not receive their visas on time, resulting in uncertainty. Meanwhile, sources confirmed that the involved five players were set to miss out, thus trimming the Indian contingent down.
Real Betis have been massively boosted ahead of taking on Rangers in the Europa League opener after four of their crocked stars were given the okay to play.