Aaron Ramsdale set to miss England matches with hip injury
Aaron Ramsdale looks set to miss England’s upcoming internationals against Ivory Coast and Switzerland with a hip injury.
Switzerland Sport News
Ramsdale out injured for Arsenal with hip problem to throw doubt on England hopes
Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale will miss Saturday's Premier League trip to Aston Villa with a hip injury, throwing the Gunners man's participation in England's March international break into doubt.
Arsenal keeper Ramsdale out for few weeks with injury, says Arteta
Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale will be sidelined for a few weeks after sustaining a hip injury during the midweek loss to Liverpool, manager Mikel Arteta said on Saturday. Ramsdale, who joined Arsenal in August for an initial fee of 24 million pounds ($31.63 million), had started every Premier League game for the London club since he broke into the starting lineup and benched Bernd Leno.
Aaron Ramsdale injury: Arsenal dealt blow ahead of Aston Villa clash after goalkeeper ruled out with hip issue
Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale is absent from this afternoon’s Premier League clash with Aston Villa after suffering a hip injury.
World Cup champion Marco Odermatt wins again in giant slalom
Marco Odermatt finished his standout World Cup ski season on top yet again Saturday.
Ice Hockey World Championship: France And Austria Replace Russia And Belarus
France and Austria will replace Russia and Belarus at the men's ice hockey world championship in May, the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) announced. The IIHF suspended Russian and Belarusian teams on February 28 in response to the invasion of Ukraine. It announced the replacement teams after a council meeting on Friday. Ice hockey, along with judo, is one of the sports Russian president Vladimir Putin enjoys being seen playing. Including victories as the Soviet Union, Russia is tied with Canada for most world titles on 27.
Soccer-Chelsea bidder Broughton says his group has global backing
LONDON (Reuters) - Former British Airways chairman Martin Broughton said his consortium bidding for English Premier League team Chelsea comprised wealthy investors from around the world, all of whom want to maintain the club's top status.
Chelsea bidder Broughton says his group has global backing
LONDON : Former British Airways chairman Martin Broughton said his consortium bidding for English Premier League team Chelsea comprised wealthy investors from around the world, all of whom want to maintain the club's top status.