Spurs, Palace investigating alleged racist gesture towards Son
Tottenham Hotspur and Crystal Palace are working with the Metropolitan Police to investigate an allegation of racial abuse towards Son Heung-min, both clubs said on Sunday.
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Tottenham launch probe after Son Heung-min allegedly racially abused during win over Crystal Palace
Tottenham have launched an investigation after it was alleged Son Heung-min was racially abused by a spectator during Saturday's match with Crystal Palace.
Seamus Power in mix for top 10 finish at the Wells Fargo Championship but Rory McIlroy well off the pace
Seamus Power is in the mix for a top 10 finish ahead of the final round at the Wells Fargo Championship but Rory McIlroy remains well off the pace after a third-round 71.
Manchester United 'pushing forward' to sign Napoli defender and more transfer rumours
Manchester United are 'pushing forward' with a plan to sign highly-rated Napoli centre-back Kim Min-jae ahead of this forthcoming summer's transfer window.
Al Hilal not distracted by Lionel Messi rumours in bid for Asian Champions League crown
Al Hilal manager Ramon Diaz would not be drawn on Friday on rumours linking Lionel Messi to the club, preferring instead to focus on this weekend's Asian Champions League title defence.
History shows Al-Hilal should relish underdog status in Japan
In the days running up to the second leg of the 2004 Asian Champions League final, a van drove around the streets of the South Korean city of Seongnam with a loudspeaker telling locals to get down to the stadium to watch their team win the continental title. The confidence was understandable. Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma had beaten Al-Ittihad 3-1 in Jeddah a few days earlier and the return match was seen as a foregone conclusion by most fans and observers. The fact that the early December evening was freezing was seen as another reason why the Saudi side would not be able to handle the occasion.
World Boxing C'ships: Nishant Dev Enters Pre-Quarters With Statement Victory
Young Indian boxer Nishant Dev produced a power-packed performance, recording a scintillating 5-0 victory over 2021 World Championships bronze medallist Sarkhan Aliyev of Azerbaijan to advance to the pre-quarterfinals of the World Boxing Championships in Tashkent on Wednesday. The 22-year-old boxer from Karnal put up a world-class display of strength and supreme technique, utilising his strategy of attacking from distance and landing a swift combination of punches to start the bout on the front foot. By judging his opponent's attacks well and defending sternly, Nishant gave the Azerbaijani no chance to execute his attacks. The southpaw, who hardly put a foot wrong, proved to be too quick for Aliyev.
Manchester Airport has the 'UK's best food'... apparently
Manchester Airport may be a lot of things, but a centre for culinary excellence? It would appear so, after being crowned the UK’s ‘best airport for food’.