Partnership will ‘nurture future stars’ at Al-Jazira, says Manchester City academy director
ABU DHABI: City Football Group and Al-Jazira Club have announced a collaboration agreement focused on supporting the latter’s long-term football development.
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Risks in cricket sponsorship laid bare in India
Team India’s shirt front, for both men and women, has displayed Dream11 since 2023. This prominent sponsorship has disappeared with immediate effect, starting with the men’s Asia Cup, which opened on Sept. 9 in the UAE.
Motivation not an issue for Pogacar ahead of world championships
Tadej Pogacar said his will to win is as strong as ever as the reigning Tour de France champion prepares to defend his title at this month's UCI Road World Championships.
India's Dube credits coach Morkel after crucial spell in Asia Cup win over UAE
DUBAI :Shivam Dube impressed in India's crushing nine-wicket win over the United Arab Emirates at the Asia Cup on Wednesday and the all-rounder credited bowling coach Morne Morkel with the tactical tweaks and advice that led to his three-wicket haul.
Fujairah to host Round 6 of Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Jiu-Jitsu Championship
ABU DHABI: The sixth round of the Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Jiu-Jitsu Championship, dedicated to Gi competitions, will take place at Zayed Sports Complex in Fujairah from Sept. 12-14.
Tebogo’s legs to ‘do the talking’ in Lyles 200m worlds battle
TOKYO: Olympic 200m champion Letsile Tebogo said Tuesday he would let his “legs do the talking” in his battle with brash American Noah Lyles at the world championships in Tokyo.
Bernal wins Vuelta stage 16 as protesters again cause premature finish
Pro-Palestinian protesters continue to disrupt the Vuelta a Espana, with Colombian Egan Bernal (Ineos Grenadiers) winning stage 16 on Tuesday which ended 8km before the scheduled finish at Castro de Herville, with Jonas Vingegaard retaining the overall lead.
Organizers cut short another Spanish Vuelta stage because of pro-Palestinian protests
POIO, Spain: The 16th stage of the Spanish Vuelta was cut short Tuesday after pro-Palestinian protesters blocked the road a few kilometers from the finish line. It was the second time a stage was cut short because of the protests at the three-week Grand Tour race in Spain.