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LUCERNE, Switzerland :Vivianne Miedema scored her 100th international goal to send the Netherlands on their way to a 3-0 win over Wales in their Group D opener at the Women's European Championship at the Allmend Stadion in Lucerne on Saturday.
The bad news on Saturday that Germany captain Giulia Gwinn will miss the rest of the Women's Euros in Switzerland was tempered by the confirmation that she did not suffer her third anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury against Poland on Friday.
LONDON: Women’s top seed Aryna Sabalenka fought off inspired home favorite Emma Raducanu in a cauldron-like Center Court atmosphere to keep her Wimbledon quest on track but it was the end of the road for two other Grand Slam champions on Friday.
Rhian Wilkinson's Wales will etch their names into the history books when they face Netherlands in Euro 2025 today. It will be the first time that Cymru have made it to a major women's tournament and whatever the result, it will be a day to remember for Welsh football.
Norway defender Maren Mjelde had no issue handing over the captain's armband to Ada Hegerberg ahead of the Women's Euros, and the striker responded by scoring a vital equaliser in their side's 2-1 Group A win over hosts Switzerland that puts them firmly in control of their own destiny.
SILVIS, Illinois: Doug Ghim shot a 3-under par 68 and held onto a one-stroke lead over Max Homa and a group of contenders at the John Deere Classic on Friday in Silvis, Illinois
ST. GALLEN, Switzerland: Germany made a winning start to their Women’s Euro 2025 campaign with Friday’s 2-0 win over Poland which moved the eight-time continental champions top of Group C.
ATLANTA: Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique said Friday his team will keep adapting and improving to pursue future success and if they failed to do so they would be “dead.” The European champions face German giants Bayern Munich on Saturday in the Club World Cup quarter-finals in Atlanta and the Spanish coach said they will not keep relying on the same system. PSG played an entertaining attacking style with three forward on their way to Champions League glory, but Luis Enrique said one day he would diverge. “We will change it because teams adapt — in football there is nothing magical,” Luis Enrique told reporters. “When you overcome the press, your opponent adapts, when you create superiority in an area, your opponent adapts, there is no magic formula. “There is no coach who has a system or a move, and that’s it, that’s the difficulty of modern football, all coaches are prepared, all players are better physically and technically than ever.” “So you adapt, you improvise, and you become unpredictable for your opponent, or you are dead.” Luis Enrique said playing the same way that led PSG to a first treble this season would not suffice going forward. “It’s not enough to do what we’ve done this past season in the next, we have to change, we have to improve things,” added Luis Enrique. Bayern Munich beat PSG 1-0 in November in the Champions League group stage, before the French side found their stride and went on to triumph in the competition for the first time. “We have a little bit of revenge to take, we know they’re a tough team, but we’re much stronger than in November,” said Ousmane Dembele, who was sent off in Munich. “A lot has changed — the players have clearly raised their level, I’ve raised my level too, and we