Onana leaves Manchester United for Trabzonspor loan
MANCHESTER, England :Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana completed a loan move to Turkish side Trabzonspor on Thursday, the Premier League club said.
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WADA alleges non-compliance of Kenya's Anti-Doping Agency
LONDON :Kenya's Anti-Doping Agency (ADAK) has been found non-compliant with WADA's (World Anti-Doping Agency) code on Thursday, resulting in consequences that will take effect next month unless the East African nation addresses deficiencies.
ITF names 'Tie Break Tens' as official partner in short format of sport
The International Tennis Federation (ITF) on Thursday appointed Tie Break Tens (TB10) as its official partner in short-format tennis, with the format set to be integrated into the governing body's Junior Tennis Initiative (JTI) programme.
Under pressure Inter face crunch test at Juventus
Inter Milan and manager Cristian Chivu are already under scrutiny as Serie A enters matchday three, with a crunch clash away to Juventus looming where they will aim to avoid losing further ground at the top of the standings.
MotoE put on hiatus from 2026 as electric format fails to gain traction
The International Motorcycling Federation (FIM) and MotoGP are pulling the plug on the MotoE world championship in 2026 citing a lack of viewership and insufficient development in electric performance motorcycles, the organisers said on Thursday.
Promoted Hamburg brace for tough return to Bayern Munich
MUNICH, Germany -Once a Bundesliga highlight, Bayern Munich's first home game against promoted Hamburg SV in seven years lacks the top billing of the past but still holds promise for lots of goals - at least for the home side.
Australia Davis Cup captain Hewitt to fight ban for pushing anti-doping official
SYDNEY :Australian Davis Cup captain Lleyton Hewitt has said he will appeal his two-week ban for shoving a doping control official and criticised the process for a "lack of facts".
South Africa beat England by 14 runs in five-over contest
CARDIFF : Marco Jansen returned from injury to take two wickets as South Africa defeated England by 14 runs in the first Twenty20 International of a three-match series that was reduced to five overs in a wet Cardiff on Wednesday.