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van Marwijk has been fired as head coach of the United Arab Emirates with two rounds of Asia's World Cup preliminaries remaining. The United Arab Emirates Football Association announced on social media on Saturday that the Dutchman, who led his home nation to the 2010 World Cup final, and the team's entire technical staff had been dismissed.
Bert van Marwijk has been fired as head coach of the United Arab Emirates with two rounds of Asia's World Cup preliminaries remaining.
Mirela Rahneva will leave Beijing with a career-best Olympic performance instead of a preferred medal around her neck.
BEIJING — Canada has played in every women's hockey final since the sport made its Olympic debut in 1998.
BEIJING : When China's Gao Tingyu hopped onto the podium at the Beijing Olympics to receive his gold medal in the men's 500 metre speed skating on Saturday, he marked a special moment for Asian sport - and one that could give Chinese speed skating in particular a boost.
BEIJING: Gao Tingyu won China its first men's speed skating gold on Saturday (Feb 12), smashing the Olympic record to cross the finish line in 34.32 seconds as spectators cheered him on in the men's 500m at the Beijing Olympics.
Team USA speed skater Austin Kleba crashed into the barriers while celebrating his race victory in a comical gaffe at the Beijing 2022 Olympics. The 22-year-old ended up the 27th fastest in the men's 500m at the National Speed Skating Oval, but he still took great delight in celebrating his duel with Canada's Antoine Gelinas-Beaulieu. Ad/> Such was Kleba's gusto in celebrating the victory, he completely lost his footing after zipping through the finish line and ended up being slammed into the barriers.
BEIJING: Hugh Millikin was once half a point away from being one of Australia's first Olympic curlers, but he is now tasked with helping the world's most populous region sweep onto the ice as the "roaring game" continues to pique interest around the globe.