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Widespread protests in France are not uncommon. In fact, they are an ingrained part of the country's history dating back to the French Revolution. But the last few months have been especially rattling and have cast a shadow over the planning and execution of next summer's Olympic Games in Paris.
South Korea captain Ji So-yun will take inspiration from Morocco's run to the semi-finals of the men's World Cup last year as the east Asians attempt to spring a surprise at the Women's World Cup later this month.
Manchester United will continue to work on signings this weekend as Erik ten Hag looks to land his second major signing of the summer.
Young Manas Dhamne qualified for the boys singles main draw at the prestigious Wimbledon championships on Friday with a three-set win over 10th seed Atakan Karahan but Aryan Shah missed out with a second-round defeat. The 15-year-old Dhamne beat his opponent from Turkey 6-2, 6-7 (5), 10-8 in the second and final qualifying round. Dhamne, placed 78th in junior ITF ranking list, had two match points in the second set as he served for the match at 40-15 in the 10th game but the 69th ranked Karahan stretched it to the decider.
England and the Republic of Ireland are bracing themselves for matches that could last 100 minutes or more at the Women’s World Cup.
RIO DE JANEIRO : The new coach of the Brazilian national team, Fernando Diniz, said on Wednesday he will have autonomy to work and will not suffer any interference from Italian Carlo Ancelotti, who will replace him in the position in the second half of next year.
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Luis Enrique is the new Paris Saint-Germain manager, the club confirmed on Wednesday. The 53-year-old replaces Christophe Galtier, who departed after one season in Paris. Ad Enrique left his role as Spain head coach after they were knocked out of the World Cup in the round of 16 following a shock loss to Morocco.