Saudi handball team Al-Khaleej beat Sydney Uni at Super Globe 2022
Saudi Arabia’s Al-Khaleej defeated Australian team Sydney University 35-21 on day 2 of the International Handball Federation Super Globe 2022 in Dammam on Wednesday night.
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PGA boosts 2023 purses for four events in LIV-fight revamp
MIAMI: Next year's Phoenix Open, Heritage tournament, Wells Fargo Championship and Travelers Championship will have purses boosted to $20 million and guaranteed appearances by top golfers, the US PGA Tour announced Wednesday. The moves complete a PGA revamp to combat the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series that was announced by tour commissioner Jay Monahan in August at the Tour Championship.
F1: Guenther Steiner puts rough time frame on 2023 driver decision at Haas
Guenther Steiner has said that it remains 50/50 over who is going to partner Kevin Magnussen at Haas for 2023.
With sights set on World Cup title, Canadian women's soccer team will learn groupings in weekend draw
The Canadian women's soccer team conquered the Olympics last summer in Tokyo, reaching the medal podium for a third consecutive time. Now it has its sights set on winning on the sport's biggest stage for the first time in its history.
New Taco Bell drive-thru gets green light to open in Wigan
An American food chain has been given the green light to build a drive-thru in Wigan ’s Robin Park. Taco Bell will join Pizza Hut, Empire Cinemas, Club 3000 Bingo and JD Gym among others at the retail park known for being home to the town’s two major sports teams: Wigan Warriors and Wigan Athletic.
Barcelona, Real Madrid, Man Utd: Which European football team is the most popular?
A study of more than 2,000 football fans has determined the most popular teams in Europe, across both the men and women’s game.
Tennis-Vekic suffers mid-air fright ahead of Guadalajara victory
(Reuters) - Croatian Donna Vekic said she was 'freaking out' after the door of the helicopter she was travelling in to the Guadalajara Open in Mexico opened mid-flight.
Mexico's World Cup Fans Told To Leave Tequila At Home
Tens of thousands of Mexicans heading to Qatar have been warned to leave the tequila at home as authorities seek to avoid a World Cup culture clash in the Muslim Gulf state. Fans from the Latin American nation are expected to make up one of the largest -- and most exuberant -- contingents of foreign supporters. "We like to sing, drink and dance all the time," said superfan Hector Chavez -- better known as Caramelo -- who has attended 10 World Cups in his trademark sombrero.