TOISA 2021: Meet the nominees - Neeraj Chopra
The evaluation period for TOISA 2021 was from January 1 to December 31, 2021. All achievements during this time period were considered by the jury.
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Portuguese coach suspended after harassment accusations
LISBON, Portugal: Portuguese soccer club Famalicão suspended the coach of its women’s team on Friday after a leading newspaper in Portugal published accusations of verbal sexual harassment by him of his players at a previous club. Famalicão said that “in view” of the report published by Público newspaper that they were suspending coach Miguel Afonso “until the truth of the facts is ascertained.” The club said they were putting themself at the “total disposition of all parties involved and the competent authorities to assist in obtaining the truth.” The alleged verbal harassment of players, some of which were 19 years old at the time, reportedly took place while Afonso coached fellow Portuguese club Rio Ave during the 2020-21 season.
MotoGP reveals 2023 calendar
The provisional 2023 MotoGP calendar has been revealed, with the inclusion of sprint races at every weekend.
Banyana star proving doubters wrong by making history in Mexico
Banyana Banyana striker Jermaine Seoposenwe made history in Mexico after she scored the fastest goal in Liga MX Femenil history, finding the back of the net in just 9 seconds.
MotoGP 2023: 2 Tuan Rumah Baru, Mandalika Gaspol Oktober
MotoGP merilis kalender sementara untuk musim 2023. Ada dua negara yang debut menggelar race, sementara Indonesia mendapat jadwal balapan bulan Oktober.
MotoGP bosses reveal 2023 provisional calendar
MotoGP bosses have unveiled next year’s calendar which features two new tracks among 21 races in 18 countries.
Kalender MotoGP 2023 untuk Sementara: Mandalika Jadi Seri ke-16
Untuk sementara, kalender MotoGP 2023 musim depan sudah dirilis. Ada 21 race di 18 negara berbeda.
Wolves: Lage now facing 'huge few weeks' amid 'fan unrest' at Molineux
Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Bruno Lage is facing a ‘huge few weeks’ following a slow start to the season, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.