Leclerc: Bahrain GP victory incredible after two 'difficult' years
Charles Leclerc says Ferrari’s first Formula 1 victory since 2019 at the Bahrain Grand Prix is the perfect response after two “incredibly difficult” years.
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Red Bull say double retirement is 'worst nightmare'
MANAMA : The dream turned into a nightmare for Formula One world champion Max Verstappen in Bahrain on Sunday when Red Bull's challenge for victory in the season-opening race ended in double retirement.
Eriksen's Denmark return delayed after catching Covid-19
Christian Eriksen's return to the Denmark team, nine months after suffering a cardiac arrest playing for his country, will be slightly delayed because he has Covid, the federation announced on Sunday.
Christian Eriksen still set for emotional Denmark return despite Brentford setback
Christian Eriksen is on course to complete his remarkable return to international action with Denmark despite missing Brentford’s latest game due to Covid.
FIH Pro League hockey: India beat Argentina 4-3, avenge shoot-out loss in first leg
Mandeep Singh scored a last-minute decisive goal after drag-flicker Jugraj Singh's two powerful penalty corner strikes as the Indian men's hockey team beat Argentina 4-3 in a drama-filled second match of its FIH Pro League tie and avenge its first leg shoot-out defeat here. Jugraj scored in the 20th and 52nd minutes after Hardik Singh struck in the 17th minute -- that too from a penalty corner -- before Mandeep deflected a long pass into Argentina goal with just 26 seconds left in the match.
'What the f*** is this?' - Max Verstappen panics as Red Bull race implodes, Sergio Perez spins out
Max Verstappen swore at his team as his race collapsed in dramatic circumstances at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The Dutch world champion had looked set for a second-place finish as his challenge against race leader Charles Leclerc faded.
Edwin van der Sar has already dropped Erik ten Hag hint amid Man Utd links
Manchester United may have already been dealt a key boost in their pursuit of Erik ten Hag thanks to an admission made by Ajax CEO Ewdin van der Sar.
Rangers play for penalties and risky tactic will cost them the title to Celtic - Hotline
Rangers overcame toilet roll, tennis balls and eventually a tenacious Dundee to keep their title hopes on track in Tayside.