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Spain women's coach Jorge Vilda on Wednesday defended his depleted squad as the best he wants and bristled at questions about a revolt that has seen 15 players frozen out of the national setup for nearly five months.
Johannes Thingnes Boe kept his hopes of a grand slam at the World Biathlon Championships alive with a third victory, this time in the men's 20km individual. It was the one discipline which he had not previously won at the World Championships, but Boe is proving untouchable this season and even on a day when his shooting was not perfect, his margin for error was huge.
Johannes Thingnes Boe kept his hopes of a grand slam at the World Biathlon Championships alive with a third victory, this time in the individual. It was the one discipline which he had not previously won at the World Championships, but Boe is proving untouchable this season and even on a day when his shooting was not perfect, his margin for error was huge.
The top-of-the-table Premier League clash between Arsenal and Manchester City is sure to be a worldwide spectacle – but in Norway it will provide "ultimate proof" that attempts to revamp their football system have succeeded.
Considering the dearth of candidates to stage the Winter Olympics amid spiraling venue costs, the International Olympic Committee may have to resort to lining up a list of fixed, rotating hosts.
In a field in the Netherlands, antennas are dotted around a circular plot.
Coach Henning calls Germany's run in World Cup craziest in sports historyBHUBANESWAR: Last summer, in the run-up to the FIH World Cup, when most other countries were busy working out strategies and tactics, German coach Andre Henning and his men were enjoying some downtime on a hidden island in Sweden.The travel baggage did not include hockey sticks and the mobile phones were tucked away for the duration of their outing. The focus was on team bonding and understanding each other. It was a risk, admitted Henning, but one which paid off on Sunday night with their first World Cup triumph in 17 years.