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Hype is already building around a potential heavyweight blockbuster unification bout between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk after the latter defeated Anthony Joshua this past weekend.
Robert Page says World Cup-bound Wales are already feeling the benefits of Gareth Bale’s move to the United States.
Lando Norris says the Belgian Grand Prix should remain on the F1 calendar for as long as the sport is around.
Roma and Netherlands midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum is set to miss the Qatar World Cup after suffering a broken leg in training with his club at the weekend, reports suggest. The Dutchman joined Jose Mourinho's side on a season-long loan from French giants Paris Saint-Germain earlier this month, but a fresh start for the 31-year-old has been dealt a crushing blow which is likely to rule him out of the Qatar World Cup in November.
(Reuters) - AS Roma midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum has fractured his leg, the Serie A club has said, leaving question marks over his participation for the Netherlands at the World Cup which kicks off in Qatar in three months.
AS Roma midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum has fractured his leg, the Serie A club has said, leaving question marks over his participation for the Netherlands at the World Cup which kicks off in Qatar in three months. Wijnaldum, who is on loan from Paris St Germain, broke his leg in training, with media reports saying it was a result of a coming together with Roma teenager Felix Afena-Gyan. "Following an injury sustained during training...
AS Roma midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum has fractured his leg, the Serie A club has said, leaving question marks over his participation for the Netherlands at the World Cup which kicks off in Qatar in three months.
Australia recruited former coach Guus Hiddink on Monday to help in their World Cup build-up, with the experienced Dutch tactician invited back for their final home game ahead of the tournament.