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Manchester United fans are hoping that the club will sign a defensive midfielder in the summer. MEN Sport understands the position is high on their list of priorities, along with a young striker, ahead of the transfer window opening.
Thierry Henry hit out at PSG supporters for booing Lionel Messi after their 3-0 defeat to Monaco on Sunday.
RIYADH: The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship’s third-generation all-electric racing car will be unveiled at the Yacht Club de Monaco on April 28 ahead of the 2022 Monaco E-Prix.
Former F1 driver Jans Lammer was taken aback by certain tactics from Max Verstappen in Bahrain before the reigning F1 world champion was forced to retire. The Bahrain Grand Prix certainly didn't disappoint with both Ferrari and Red Bull locked in a tense battle at the front for most of the race.
Aston Villa are favourites to sign Kalvin Phillips from Leeds this summer for a £60million fee, the Times reports. The 26-year-old England midfielder, whose contract at Elland Road ends in 2024, is also said to be courted by Newcastle and West Ham. Phillips has been returning to fitness following a hamstring injury suffered in early December.
They used to say the role of England manager was the impossible job, but these days it feels like the Old Trafford hot seat is the one that must come with a health warning. In fact, it's become so impossible that just being linked with it is enough to take a hammer to a promising career.
Ferrari ended a 45-race winless streak on Sunday to start Formula One's new era with a flourish and a one-two finish in Bahrain that sent the sport's oldest and most glamorous team back to the top.
INDIAN WELLS, California: American Taylor Fritz upset Rafael Nadal 6-3, 7-6 (5) Sunday to win the BNP Paribas Open and snap the 21-time major champion’s 20-match winning streak this year. “It’s an honor to even be on the same court as this guy,” Fritz told the crowd. “I grew up watching this guy win everything.” Nadal fought off a match point on his serve with a forehand winner to tie the second set 5-all. He had two break points on Fritz’s serve in the next game, but the American held for a 6-5 lead. Nadal held to force the tiebreaker. Nadal sent two straight forehands well wide to set up Fritz’s second match point. Another Nadal error sent the 24-year-old American to the biggest victory of his career not far from where he grew up near San Diego. Fritz’s parents, Guy Fritz and Kathy May, are former tour players. “Winning this tournament is just one of those crazy childhood dreams that you don’t think is ever going to happen,” he said. Fritz dropped his racket and collapsed on his back. He got up smiling with a look of disbelief on his face. He became the first American man to win Indian Wells since Andre Agassi in 2001. Fritz earned $1.2 million.