We know our quality – Micky van de Ven says Spurs can achieve ‘beautiful things’
Micky van de Ven is determined to end Tottenham’s trophy drought and achieve “beautiful things” at the club.
Netherlands Sport News
Overcoming obstacles to equality: the battle for disability rights in the EU
In the European Union as a whole, 101 million adults have some form of disability: that's in excess of a quarter of the European population. More than half of them say they are discriminated against. A third of disabled people are at risk of poverty. The national inclusion policies of the EU Member States vary widely. Europeans' Stories visited the Netherlands, where a large number of measures have been implemented to guarantee the rights of people with disabilities.
India Eye Paris Revenge Against Germany In Test Series As International Hockey Returns To Delhi
International hockey will return to the capital after a 10-year gap when Olympic bronze-medallists India take on world champions Germany in a two-Test bilateral series starting in New Delhi on Wednesday, aiming to test some new faces and extract revenge for a recent heartbreak inflicted by the visitors. For the last 10 years, the capital's Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, once considered the spiritual home of the game, has not hosted any international match.
Man United receive Xavi stance on replacing Erik ten Hag after 'contact' and Omar Berrada trip
Manchester United's pursuit of Xavi Hernandez has reached a conclusion as the club considers replacing Erik ten Hag, who is under increasing pressure.
Which European universities and countries file the most patent applications?
A new report by the European Patent Observatory (EPO) shows that patent submissions across the continent are concentrated in just a few places.
Tijjani Reijnders Fires AC Milan To First Champions League Points With Club Brugge Double
Tijjani Reijnders made sure AC Milan got their Champions League campaign up and running with a decisive brace in Tuesday's 3-1 win over 10-man Club Brugge at the San Siro. Netherlands midfielder Reijnders stroked home two fine finishes in the 61st and 71st minutes to give Milan their first points in this year's revamped competition. Before Reijnders struck Milan had struggled to deal with Brugge, who had levelled Christian Pulisic's opening goal -- netted straight from a 34th-minute corner -- through Kyriani Sabbe six minutes after the break.
PSG Pay For Missed Chances Again In PSV Champions League Draw
Paris Saint-Germain's stuttering start in this season's Champions League continued as they were held to a 1-1 draw by PSV Eindhoven on Tuesday, leading coach Luis Enrique to admit he was "worried" about his team's prospects. The Dutch champions led through a Noa Lang strike just after the half-hour mark at the Parc des Princes, but Achraf Hakimi equalised early in the second half. Nevertheless, this was a game PSG should have won given the chances they created, but once again they struggled to put the ball in the net, a recurring problem in Europe.
Erik ten Hag has been given the green light to audition Manchester United player for a new role
Signed for £36.5million, Manchester United's supporters would be within their rights to expect goals from Joshua Zirkzee.