Ancelotti: ‘We did not deserve to lose’ El Clasico
RIYADH: Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti expressed his disappointment after a 2-1 defeat to Barcelona in El Clasico, saying, “We did not deserve to lose.”
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Saudi archery team wins silver at Asia Cup 2023
Riyadh: The Saudi archery team won a silver medal in the men’s category of the Asia Cup 2023 archery stage one world ranking tournament that concluded on Sunday in Taipei, Taiwan.
F1 needs better approach to penalties, says Russell
Formula One needs to apply common sense in handing out penalties for infringements where visibility is a real problem for drivers, according to Mercedes driver George Russell.
F1 needs common sense approach to penalties, says Russell
Formula One needs to apply common sense in handing out penalties for infringements where visibility is a real problem for drivers, according to Mercedes driver George Russell.
Lionel Messi Diharapkan Bertahan di PSG Semusim Lagi
Masa depan Lionel Messi di Paris Saint-Germain menjadi pembahasan. La Pulga diharapkan bertahan di klub ibukota Prancis semusim lagi.
Team of the week for Roshn Saudi League round 21
Riyadh: Abderrazak Hamdallah has been voted Roshn Saudi League player of the week by statistical website Sofascore after scoring a hat-trick in round 21 of the season.
Fernando Alonso reinstated to podium after penalty overturned - what exactly happened and what next?
Aston Martin Racing’s Fernando Alonso has been restored to third place in the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after a time penalty was overturned, thus securing his 100th career podium. Alonso, 41, finished third in the second race of the season, behind race-winner Sergio Perez and championship leader Max Verstappen, both Red Bull. Ad And after a chaotic back and forth, which involved Alonso being stripped of his podium finish, he was finally confirmed as the third-place finisher.
Charles Leclerc tears into Ferrari after Saudi Arabia struggles: 'Just not good enough'
Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz slammed the performance of their cars as "not good enough" after the Ferraris finished sixth and seventh in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Sunday, 19 March.