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LONDON: Club co-owner Amanda Staveley is certain Newcastle United will establish themselves at world football's top table — but but they will do it at their own pace and not follow the blueprint of other clubs like Manchester City or Paris-Saint-Germain.
Rodolfo Arruabarrena’s track record within UAE football is surely impressive.
UFC 272, the latest pay-per-view offering from the world’s lead mixed martial arts promotion, takes place early Sunday UAE time at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. We look at three of the most intriguing bouts on the card.
Having met in the Pro League Cup first leg semi-final three days ago, Al Wahda travel to Rashid stadium in Dubai again for a meeting with Shabab Al Ahli in the Adnoc Pro League on Friday.
LONDON: English Premier League club Everton said Wednesday they had “suspended with immediate effect” sponsorship agreements with several companies in which Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov has a stake, following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. “The club can confirm that it has suspended with immediate effect all commercial sponsorship arrangements with the Russian companies USM, Megafon and Yota,” said an Everton statement.
After UAE sealed qualification for the T20 World Cup last week, coach Robin Singh said he will now turn his attention to working out which players will be best suited to succeed in Australia.
Australian Open finalists Ashleigh Barty and Danielle Collins will be absent when the BNP Paribas Open begins next week after withdrawing from the Indian Wells, Calif., event on Thursday.
ZURICH: Ukraine wants to postpone its World Cup qualifying playoff against Scotland, FIFA said Thursday, amid a shutdown in domestic soccer during the invasion by Russia. “FIFA can confirm it has received a request from the Ukrainian Association of Football today to postpone their matches scheduled for March,” world soccer’s governing body said. Ukraine is set to play Scotland in Glasgow on March 24, with the winner then taking on either Wales or Austria five days later for a place at this year’s World Cup in Qatar.