Indonesia Kirim Volunteer ke Piala Dunia 2022
Piala Dunia 2022 akan berlangsung bulan depan. Indonesia ambil bagian dalam pesta sepakbola sejagad dengan 'mengirim' puluhan volunteer ke Qatar.
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Moura and Kulusevski take part in Spurs training for Champions League - in pictures
Tottenham pair Dejan Kulusevski and Lucas Moura took part in training on Tuesday ahead of the Champions League clash with Eintracht Frankfurt.
Mbappe reportedly wants out of PSG amid growing frustration
PARIS: Less than six months after Kylian Mbappe extended his contract with Paris Saint-Germain, the French star is reportedly looking for a way out.
76ers counting on Maxey to form Big 3 with Harden, Embiid
PHILADELPHIA: Tyrese Maxey spent his summer on a tour worthy of a rock band.
Soccer-Hay quits as New Zealand coach after World Cup miss
(Reuters) - New Zealand coach Danny Hay has decided to quit rather than re-apply for his job following a review of the All Whites' failure to qualify for the World Cup in Qatar.
Reece James injury scare spoils Chelsea’s Champions League win at AC Milan
Reece James handed England a World Cup injury scare as Chelsea went top of their Champions League group with an impressive 2-0 win over 10-man AC Milan.
Maccabi Haifa win 2-0 to push Juventus to edge of Champions League elimination
HAIFA, Israel: Omer Atzili scored twice as Maccabi Haifa beat struggling Juventus 2-0 on Tuesday in Champions League Group H, pushing the Italian giants to the brink of elimination. Juve are third in their group after four matches, equal on three points with Maccabi, who remain bottom despite their first win, and four behind Benfica and Paris Saint-Germain, who play later in the evening. Juventus had suggested their form was improving as they beat the Israeli team in Turin last week, but lost to AC Milan on Saturday to slide to eighth in Serie A.
Without Haaland, 10-man Man City held 0-0 by FC Copenhagen
COPENHAGEN, Denmark: The Manchester City juggernaut ground to a halt in the unlikeliest of places on Tuesday. FC Copenhagen, a team languishing in the bottom half of the Danish league, became the first team to stop City from scoring this season as a Champions League group match overshadowed by early video-review decisions ended in a 0-0 draw. One of those VAR calls resulted in a red card for City left back Sergio Gomez in the 30th minute for pulling back Hákon Arnar Haraldsson as the last man, harming the visitors attacking ambitions at the atmospheric Parken Stadium.