Jack Nicklaus says his allegiance is with the PGA Tour
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Jack Nicklaus said he met with the organizers of a Saudi Arabian-financed golf league but had no interest in being the face of a rival circuit to the PGA Tour.
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Liverpool chairman demands apology for French minister’s comments
DUBAI: Liverpool Chairman Tom Werner has demanded an apology from the French sports minister after she said fans with fake tickets and the club’s handling of their supporters were responsible for the trouble that marred Saturday’s Champions League final. The match at the Stade de France, which Real Madrid won 1-0, was delayed by more than half an hour after police tried to hold off people trying to force their way into the ground.
Schumacher’s broken car was ‘quite shocking’ for rivals
Driving past the wreckage of Mick Schumacher’s Haas in Monaco, Pierre Gasly says it was “quite shocking” to see the car split in two.
We support women’s team and all other City Football Group clubs, says chairman
LONDON: In the second part of his end of season exclusive interview with Manchester City’s official club channel, Chairman Khaldoon Al-Mubarak has shared his views on the continuing support for the women’s game and age group and City Football Group teams around the globe.
Saudi Triathlon Federation prepares future stars for international competitions
ABHA: For the 10 Saudi athletes specially chosen to take part in a three-week triathlon training event, endurance is the key to success in a sporting challenge that few of their compatriots have ever attempted.
After Champions League ‘fiasco’, UEFA probes what went wrong
DUBAI: The French government is blaming Liverpool fans. The English club are enraged by the “irresponsible, unprofessional” rush to conclusions. European soccer’s governing body, UEFA, will now try to uncover what went wrong in the disorder and chaos in Paris at the Champions League final before Liverpool lost to Real Madrid.
Scotland’s sympathy with Ukraine to stop for 90 minutes — Clarke
GLASGOW: Scotland manager Steve Clarke reiterated his support to the Ukrainian national team, but he is desperate to deny them a place in the World Cup later this year in Qatar. Ukraine will play a competitive fixture for the first time since Russia’s invasion of their homeland in a World Cup playoff semifinal against Clarke’s side at Hampden on Wednesday. The match was originally scheduled to take place in March, weeks after the war began, but was delayed to give Ukraine the chance to fulfil the fixture.
Exclusive: Alex Krassyuk reveals there is no date change for Usyk vs Joshua 2
The Telegraph have claimed that the contest will the fight has been pushed back by two to three weeks.