City 'owe' UAE owner a Champions League title - Walker
Kyle Walker feels Manchester City owe it to club owner Sheikh Mansour to win the Champions League.
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Champions League title would not change City's legacy says Guardiola
MANCHESTER, England : Treble-chasing Manchester City may be on a quest for their first Champions League title but manager Pep Guardiola said claiming the trophy will not define his team's legacy or his own.
Barcelona sporting director Cruyff to leave at the end of season
Barcelona sporting director Jordi Cruyff will leave the LaLiga champions at the end of the season after two years in the role, the Spanish club said on Tuesday.
First Target Is India To Be No.1 In Asia, Says New Hockey Coach Craig Fulton
Barely two weeks into his new role as head coach of Indian men's hockey team, South African Craig Fulton is pretty clear about his goals -- to make the side number one in Asia and qualify for next year's Olympics in Paris. Fulton, who witnessed the rise of Belgium hockey since 2018, wants India to first dominate Asian hockey and then gradually translating it into the world stage. "What I have in my head is to be the no.1 team in Asia. Definitely, it is one of the goals which we want to achieve and be there consistently and then push because if we are sitting on world ranking 4 and 5, you need to consistently try to reach the podium," Fulton said in his first media interaction, held virtually.
Pep Guardiola press conference LIVE Man City team news vs Real Madrid in Champions League semi-final
Pep Guardiola will offer an update on his Manchester City squad this afternoon ahead of their must-win Champions League semi-final second leg against Real Madrid at the Etihad Stadium.
Cristiano Ronaldo to visit Singapore in June
SINGAPORE: Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo will visit Singapore in June.
Thousands turn out to celebrate Barcelona teams' victory parade
Thousands of Barcelona fans turned out to celebrate as the men's and women's teams paraded their Spanish league titles in an open top bus parade on Monday afternoon.
Mexican government takes pride in artistic team after cutting funding
MEXICO CITY : The Mexican artistic swimming team had to sell bathing suits and towels to pay for their Olympic preparations but it did not stop them winning three golds at the World Cup, drawing praise from the government who cut their funding.