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Coming off arguably the biggest sports deal in American history, Lionel Messi's move to Major League Soccer was seismic for the sport's growth in the U.S. However, the Argentine superstar's challenge at Inter Miami CF will come with bigger expectations in a year where he will compete for trophies at club and even international level, with Argentina playing in the Copa America on American soil.
Lidl has extended its product recall on cookies that might contain dangerous pieces of metal.
Manchester United have entered a new era this week following the official arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe at the club.
Former NCAA official William Bock III talks to OutKick's "Gaines for Girls" podcast about his decision to resign from the organization.
Robert Caswell’s Southern Area title fight has been a long time coming.
Costa Rica manager Gustavo Alfaro will visit Hearts this week to meet with Kenneth Vargas and may watch him against Rangers at Ibrox.
PARIS : Antoine Dupont is embarking on his Rugby Sevens journey that will lead the mercurial player to the Paris 2024 tournament, where the host nation will look to claim a first Olympic medal in the sport.
Tim David and Mitchell Marsh starred in Australia's nail-biting six-wicket victory over New Zealand in the first T20I in Wellington on Wednesday. Chasing a target of 216, Australia needed 12 runs off the final three balls. David smashed New Zealand pacer Tim Southee for a six to fine leg. On the next delivery, the right-handed batter managed to steal a couple. Australia needed 4 runs to win off the final ball and David took them home by whipping the ball between the deep mid-wicket and long-on fielders for a boundary.