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The All India Football Federation (AIFF), however, did not mention the teams the Indians will play against. "These friendlies have been planned as part of the team's preparation for the upcoming FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, which is scheduled to take place in India from October 11," the AIFF said in a release.
Honda's six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez ended his three-year pole drought on Saturday (Sep 24) in a rain-hit Japanese Grand Prix qualifying in Motegi, with Yamaha's MotoGP world championship leader Fabio Quartararo managing only ninth on the grid.
Dortmund set Bellingham asking price Spanish newspaper Marca reports that Borussia Dortmund’s 19-year-old midfielder Jude Bellingham is keen to join Real Madrid, but teams such as Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City are also all keen. The German side hope to extend his contract to 2025, and would only consider selling if there was a bid of €150 million.
Roger Federer's career in professional tennis came to an end on Friday as he played his last match at the Laver Cup. The 41-year-old played a doubles match alongside long-time rival Rafael Nadal. however, he did not have a fairytale ending as the duo stumbled to a defeat. After the match, Federer was in tears and was seen getting emotional. Nadal, also could not hold back his tears and the picture of the duo getting emotional in tandem is now going viral.
Roger Federer described his tennis career as a "perfect journey" despite being denied a fairy tale ending with a doubles defeat at the Laver Cup early on Saturday alongside Rafael Nadal.
It was an emotional evening in London as Roger Federer concluded his stellar tennis career at the Laver Cup on Friday evening.
Roger Federer may have been one of the sporting world's great communicators over the last two decades but the Swiss confessed he had been dreading being handed a microphone after his glorious career came to a close at the Laver Cup on Friday. The 41-year-old polyglot, who has given countless on-court interviews in his 24 years at the top of the game, feared that his emotions would render him inarticulate after his final doubles match at London's O2 Arena.
