Eight European countries to participate in diversity campaign during Qatar World Cup
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Leafs' Liljegren (hernia) out six weeks; Engvall out until Oct. 3
Injured defenceman Timothy Liljegren will be out a minimum of six weeks following sports hernia surgery, general manager Kyle Dubas announced Wednesday.
Harry Kane one of nine captains to wear 'One Love' anti-discrimination armband during World Cup in Qatar
Harry Kane will wear an anti-discrimination armband as England captain during the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. The Football Association (FA) has joined with nine other European football federations for a season-long OneLove campaign. Ad Captains of the 10 nations will wear a OneLove armband — which includes a «heart containing colours representative of all backgrounds».
I won't become a tennis ghost, says Federer, ahead of final bow
LONDON : Roger Federer brings down the curtain on his illustrious career later this week but the Swiss maestro has assured his millions of fans that he will not become a tennis ghost.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic: Story behind his tattoos that disappeared
In 2015, Zlatan Ibrahimovic celebrated scoring a goal for Paris Saint-Germain against Caen by removing his shirt to reveal his torso covered in new tattoos.
When all 20 Manchester United players feature in international fixtures in next week
Manchester United have a cohort of players away on international duty this week.
Poland skipper Robert Lewandowski will wear Ukraine captain's armband in Qatar
Robert Lewandowski will wear both the Polish and Ukrainian captain's armbands at the World Cup in Qatar. Ukraine coach Andriy Shevchenko presented the Barcelona star with the symbolic blue and yellow armband on Tuesday at the Polish national stadium in Warsaw. "Thank you" Shevchenko, tweeted Lewandowski on Tuesday. "It was a pleasure to meet you! It will be an honour for me to carry this captains armband in the colours of Ukraine to the World Cup."
‘It’s unbelievable!’ – Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe hail men’s Big Four for their achievements ahead of Laver Cup
The 11-time Grand Slam champion Bjorn Borg and his great rival John McEnroe, who won seven slams, have both hailed the achievements of tennis’ Big Four. All of the Big Four — Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray — are in London for the upcoming Laver Cup, which you can watch live on Eurosport and discovery+. Ad It will be the farewell to Federer, with the tennis legend having already confirmed that he will retire following the tournament, reducing himself to just exhibitions.