Eks Pemain MU: Lionel Messi Lebih Baik dari Cristiano Ronaldo
Eks pemain Manchester United, Kieran Richardson, menyebut Lionel Messi lebih baik dari Cristiano Ronaldo. Dia pun mengungkap alasannya.
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Sunil Chhetri May Be Playing His Last Season: Igor Stimac
Talismanic striker Sunil Chhetri "may be playing the last season" of his illustrious career, feels Indian football team head coach Igor Stimac, who is hoping that his star player would be saving his best for the last in the coming months. India's next big assignment is the AFC Asian Cup in Qatar from January 12 to February 10 next year. The 38-year-old Chhetri is set to play in his third continental showpiece, the most by an Indian, after playing a pivotal role in the qualification tournament here last year.
UEFA chief hints at major rule rethink that could affect Manchester United takeover
UEFA may allow teams with the same owner to compete for European trophies in a change that could have huge ramifications for the potential takeover of Manchester United.
The 14 Japan players keeping Celtic stars out as 'insane' verdict put under the microscope
Kyogo and Reo Hatate must be wondering what on earth they'll have to do to force their way back into the Japan squad.
World first: Pilot lands plane on Burj Al Arab Jumeirah
At 39 years old, Luke Czepiela has spent his life pushing his limits in aviation, and at 6:58 a.m. on March 14, he became the first person in history to land a plane on the helipad atop the iconic Burj Al Arab Jumeirah in Dubai.
25 British companies explore investment opportunities in Saudi sports sector
Riyadh: A delegation of 25 British companies arrived at the headquarters of the Saudi Ministry of Investment to explore key investment opportunities in the Kingdom’s sports sector.
How did Qatari football find itself in such dire state?
Riyadh: Given the seemingly desperate state of Qatari football at the moment, it is worth remembering one thing — they are still Asian champions.
Kyogo and Hatate snubbed by Japan AGAIN as Celtic pair told 'level of the league' was a concern
Japan boss Hajime Moriyasu says the "level of the league" in Scotland was one of the factors behind his decision to overlook Kyogo and Reo Hatate once again.