Runner, 85, gets 97th medal at Givaudan Ashford 10k road race
An 85-year-old runner is over the moon to receive his 97th medal - but has no plans to stop there.
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South America soccer supports Infantino’s reelection at FIFA
BUENOS AIRES: The 10 national soccer associations that form the South American confederation CONMEBOL having given their backing to Gianni Infantino’s bid for re-election as FIFA president. “After a conversation about the current reality and the future scenario for South American and global soccer, the associated members to CONMEBOL gave their unanimous support to Infantino,” CONMEBOL said in a statement Tuesday.
Garry Ringrose turns to Connacht after rare day on the wing
Don't expect to see Garry Ringrose on the wing too often in the future, but in a World Cup year, his two-try shift out wide against the Sharks can be filed away under 'good to know'.
UAE cricket player banned 14 years for match-fixing, including Canadian tournament
A domestic player from the United Arab Emirates has been banned from all cricket for 14 years after being found guilty of seven charges relating to match-fixing in an international series in April 2019 and a Twenty20 franchise tournament in Canada later that year.
Gillingham 1 Colchester United 1 (Gills win 5-4 on penalties): Lewis Walker on target again in Papa John’s Trophy and John Akinde scores for the U’s
Gillingham ended their EFL Trophy group stage with a draw against Colchester United and a bonus point from a penalty shoot-out win.
Ranking college football's 15 remaining unbeaten teams
No one wants to leave the party. I get it. Week 6 of the college football season cut the roster of unbeaten teams from 16… to 15. TCU beat Kansas in a «someone has to leave the list» game, and that was it. Alabama, Oklahoma State and Coastal Carolina all flirted with doom, and Michigan considered it for a half against Indiana, but they all fended off upset bids. The Stupendous 16 sank only to a Fabulous 15.
Clubs To Receive Over USD 200 Million World Cup Compensation
FIFA will distribute 209 million dollars (215 million euros) to clubs that release their internationals for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the same amount as four years ago in Russia, football's world governing body announced on Tuesday. Each club will receive "approximately 10,000 dollars" for each one of the days the relevant player remains with his national team during the tournament, including the preparation period. This compensation will be paid to "all clubs" for which the footballer has played in the two years before the World Cup.
Clubs to receive over $200 million World Cup compensation
FIFA will distribute $209 million dollars to clubs that release their internationals for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the same amount as four years ago in Russia, football's world governing body announced on Tuesday.