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The Africa Cup of Nations scheduled to be held in June and July next year in Ivory Coast has been pushed back to January-February 2024 in a bid to avoid the rainy season, it was announced Sunday.
The upcoming Race 2 at WTCR Race of Portugal will mark the WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup’s 100th race since the series fired into life on the streets of Marrakech, Morocco, in April 2018. Thed Björk, Yann Ehrlacher and Yvan Muller are the only members of the exclusive club of drivers never to have missed the start of a WTCR race and are on course to make it to 100 starts in Vila Real this afternoon.
Former India international Ambrose was suspended and called back from Norway for "misconduct" with a player during a training and exposure tour of Europe. "Alex Ambrose, Asstt Head Coach of Under 17 Women's team has been sacked for sexual misconduct. Further action under process," Quraishi tweeted.
AC Milan and Chelsea are reportedly set to finalise discussions regarding a Hakim Ziyech deal. Negotiations between the two clubs started a couple weeks ago but are still ongoing. The Italian club are confident that the deal will go through, and that Ziyech will be playing at the San Siro next season.
Defending champions, Super Falcons will take on archrivals, Bayana Bayana of South Africa in tomorrow’s fixture
Edoardo Mortara thanked his team for helping him convert a sluggish start to the weekend into race victory at the Morocco E-Prix in Marrakesh on Saturday afternoon.
The Swiss driver collected his third victory of the season in a tentative Morocco encounter, where hot conditions ensured that teams were seeking to stave off the threat of overheating batteries - and thus precipitated an uncharacteristically early trade of attack modes among the front-runners.
SILVERSTONE, England: Carlos Sainz was fastest in the rain in Saturday qualifying for the British Grand Prix to earn his first career pole position in his 150th start. He edged reigning Formula One champion Max Verstappen, who was booed by some in the crowd at the end of the session. “Maybe some of them don’t like me, but that’s fine,” Verstappen said.