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MANCHESTER, England : A deadline of 2100 GMT on Friday has been set for bidders to table offers to buy Chelsea, with business people from different continents forming unlikely alliances to acquire the Premier League club.
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel dismissed speculation linking him with a move away from the Premier League club amid uncertainty over their future, saying on Friday he was fully committed to the team and willing to adapt to a new owner's demands.
Footage has emerged on Twitter showing heavyweights Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte fighting as amateurs, a fight won by the latter in what was a war in the ring.
Thomas Tuchel has dismissed speculation linking him with Manchester United and reaffirmed his commitment to Chelsea, saying “I’ve said many times that I love to be here”.
Bologna, Glasgow, Hamburg and Malaga -- will host the group stage for this year's Davis Cup Finals as the International Tennis Federation (ITF) confirmed another tweak to the format of its historic team event. The 2022 Finals will see 16 nations compete in groups based in each of the four cities from September 14-18 with eight teams going forward to the finals from Nov. 23-27 in a fifth city which is yet to be announced. Twelve winning nations from the qualifiers held earlier this month will join Croatia, who get an automatic place as last year's finalists, and wild cards Serbia and Britain.
Liverpool were drawn to play Benfica as all three remaining English clubs were kept apart and Bayern Munich were paired with Spanish side Villarreal.
Former two-time world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua
Middlesbrough boss Chris Wilder has insisted Chelsea do not need anybody’s sympathy as he attempts to compound their problems by dumping them out of the FA Cup.