Joshua Zirkzee could double Manchester United problem rather than solve it
You only have to look at Joshua Zirkzee's place of birth to see why he might be a transfer target for Manchester United this summer.
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Sam Lammers served spiky Rangers reality check as cynical pundit fires backhanded Danilo and Dessers compliment
Sam Lammers has been hit with a Rangers barb with one pundit unconvinced he will hit the Utrecht heights required.
Contrary To Final Scoreline, It Was A Tough Match Against Italy: Schopman
The Indian women's hockey team on Tuesday routed Italy 5-1 to enter the semifinals of the FIH Olympic Qualifiers here, but chief coach Janneke Schopman feels that the scoreline might not depict how tough it was out there in the middle. India finished second in Pool B behind USA and will now take on Pool A toppers Germany in the semifinals on Thursday. The top three sides from the tournament will qualify for Paris Olympics. "We have learnt from every match. In the first match, we didn't really play well. Our second game was really good and we were in control. This game against was a bit difficult, we struggled a little bit," Schopman said after the match.
Transfers: Henderson linked with Ajax, Reguilon to move
England midfielder Jordan Henderson looks set to leave Saudi Arabian club Al-Ettifaq and join Ajax, according to reports.
Jabeur shocked, contenders through as rain hits Melbourne
MELBOURNE :Ons Jabeur made a humbling early exit at the hands of teenager Mirra Andreeva but title contenders Coco Gauff and Jannik Sinner both got safely through their second-round contests at an Australian Open disrupted by rain on Wednesday.
Sinner eases into third round dreaming of Baywatch body
Jannik Sinner raced into the third round of the Australian Open with a 6-2 6-2 6-2 demolition of Dutch qualifier Jesper de Jong.
Jannik Sinner Storms Into Australian Open Third Round
Jannik Sinner revved up his bid for a first Grand Slam title with a straight-sets cruise into the Australian Open third round on Wednesday. The 22-year-old Italian fourth seed was on a different level from Dutch qualifier Jesper de Jong, racing through the match on Margaret Court Arena 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 in just 1 hour 43 minutes. "He's a very good player, a young player and I'm sure he will play many more Grand Slam main draw matches," said Sinner of De Jong, gracious in victory.
Sinner swats aside De Jong and dreams of Baywatch bod
MELBOURNE :Jannik Sinner has been catching the eye with his tennis over the last few months but accepts that his rangy physique is probably never going to attract that much attention.