Soccer-Everton owner apologises for 'mistakes' after woeful season
(Reuters) - Everton owner Farhad Moshiri has apologised to the club's fans following a dismal campaign that nearly ended their uninterrupted 68-year stay in the English top flight.
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Rugby-Valetini back for Brumbies but Ikitau banned for Super semi-final
MELBOURNE (Reuters) -The ACT Brumbies have welcomed back loose forward Rob Valetini but lost centre Len Ikitau to suspension for the Super Rugby semi-final against the high-flying Auckland Blues on Saturday.
Rugby-Brumbies lose Ikitau to suspension for Blues semi-final
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The ACT Brumbies have lost centre Len Ikitau to suspension in a blow to their hopes of toppling the high-flying Auckland Blues in their Super Rugby semi-final at Eden Park on Saturday.
Rugby-Banks pressures Brumbies forwards to step up after Moana meltdown
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - ACT Brumbies fullback Tom Banks has demanded the team's forwards lift their game for the Super Rugby quarter-final against the Wellington Hurricanes after being outmuscled by Moana Pasifika over the weekend.
Cricket-Sri Lanka women look to next World Cup after missing out on New Zealand
LAHORE (Reuters) - Chamari Athapaththu's Sri Lanka will be keen to garner as many points as possible in the one-day series against Pakistan beginning on Wednesday as they begin the long trek towards the 2025 Women's World Cup.
Soccer-Inter CEO Marotta says Perisic departing for Premier League
(Reuters) - Inter Milan chief executive Giuseppe Marotta said Ivan Perisic is leaving the club for a "new experience" in the Premier League amid reports that the Croatian is set to link up with former coach Antonio Conte at Tottenham Hotspur.
Soccer-Forest owner Marinakis promises investment for Premier League return
(Reuters) - Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis said the club will get the investment it needs to recruit top players after they sealed their return to the Premier League by beating Huddersfield Town in the Championship playoff final at Wembley.
Soccer-Suwon's Ji out to dethrone Korea women's champions Incheon
(Reuters) - After calling time on her Chelsea career earlier this month, Ji So-yun is determined to replicate her success back home in South Korea with new side Suwon FC Women, and the midfielder has league champions Incheon Red Angels in the crosshairs.