Hertha's Boetius to undergo surgery on tumour, says club
BERLIN : Hertha Berlin winger Jean-Paul Boetius will be sidelined for an unspecified time after a tumour was found in his testicle, the Bundesliga club said on Thursday.
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Manchester United ace Lisandro Martinez makes Erik ten Hag admission and lauds 'fighter' Antony
Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has opened up on his relationship with Erik ten Hag and praised the impact of Antony since his arrival at the club.
Kevin de Bruyne and Eden Hazard train with Belgium ahead of Wales clash - in pictures
Kevin de Bruyne and Eden Hazard were all smiles as they took part in training ahead of Belgium's upcoming Uefa Nations League matches.
Want to capitalise on home advantage to end World Cup medal drought: Lalit Upadhyay
World Cup medal drought when the country hosts the game's showpiece event next year. India are set to host the men's hockey World Cup for the second consecutive time jointly in Bhubaneswar and Rourkela from January 13 to 29 next year. In the last edition of the event in 2018, India crashed out in the quarterfinals losing 1-2 to the Netherlands.
Yuki Tsunoda confirmed to stay at AlphaTauri for F1 2023 as another seat is taken up
AlphaTauri have confirmed Yuki Tsunoda will retain his seat for the 2023 Formula 1 season, ending speculation about his future. Tsunoda, who joined the team at the start of last year, has shown glimpses of the talent that caught the eye of the F1 paddock when racing in junior categories but has struggled to consistently perform. Ad He finished 14th in the championship last season while team-mate Pierre Gasly was ninth.
Donny van de Beek reveals Manchester United dressing room secret about Bruno Fernandes
Donny van de Beek has revealed Bruno Fernandes is responsible for the music inside Manchester United's dressing room.
Schiphol airport: Cancellations loom as airport imposes September and October passenger cap
Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport will restrict passenger numbers in September and October after struggling to recruit security staff.
The Kings who never were: the living heirs of Europe's abolished monarchies
The death of Queen Elizabeth II ended one of the world's longest apprenticeships and saw Charles III ascend to the UK throne. To many outside the country, the focus on the succession of its constitutional monarchy may seem alien. Across the 19th and 20th century, most European countries took steps to abolish their monarchies permanently.