Canadian goaltender Kristen Campbell to get 1st world-championship start
Goaltender Kristen Campbell will start for Canada in its women's world hockey championship opener Thursday against Finland.
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Man United have to be careful with Mainoo's return, says Amorim
Manchester United will have to carefully manage midfielder Kobbie Mainoo's return from a muscle injury after he participated in training ahead of Thursday's Europa League quarter-final at Olympique Lyonnais, manager Ruben Amorim said.
PSG fans unleash boos and insults at Villa's Martinez
PARIS :Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez was greeted with a barrage of boos, whistles and insults by the Paris St Germain fans ahead of their Champions League quarter-final first leg on Wednesday.
Alejandro Garnacho decision, seven signings, Liverpool hijack - Man United dream 2025/26 squad
Manchester United have suffered a disappointing 2024/25 season. Despite showing signs of encouragement under Ruben Amorim, at times, United are set to make history for all the wrong reasons.
Augusta National not planning Masters exemption category for LIV Golf
AUGUSTA, Georgia :Players who compete on the Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit should not expect to see a special exemption that would give them a direct pathway into the Masters anytime soon, Augusta National Golf Club Chairman Fred Ridley said on Wednesday.
IOC boosts women's soccer teams to 16 for LA 2028 Games, men's teams down to 12
LAUSANNE, Switzerland :The Los Angeles 2028 Olympics will feature an increase in women's soccer teams from 12 to 16, while the men's competition will be downsized from 16 to a dozen teams, the International Olympic Committee said on Wednesday.
IOC countersigns 2030 Winter Games contract with French organisers
LAUSANNE, Switzerland :The International Olympic Committee said on Wednesday it had countersigned the 2030 Winter Olympics host contract with French organisers after all financial guarantees were met.
Haas F1 say no impact from tariffs hitting owner's business
MANAMA : The U.S.-owned Haas Formula One team said they were carrying on as normal despite owner Gene Haas's machine tools business reporting a 'dramatic decrease in demand' as a result of President Donald Trump's trade tariffs.