Rins extends Yamaha deal until 2026
Spaniard Alex Rins will remain with the Yamaha MotoGP Team for the 2025 and 2026 seasons after signing a two-year contract extension, the Japanese manufacturer announced on Thursday.
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£40m transfer, Zirkzee role, Rashford out - How Man United could line up amid four injury concerns
The curse of injuries continues to plague Manchester United, and Erik ten Hag would be forgiven if he had a familiar sinking feeling in his stomach. Not even a 3-2 win over Real Betis can sugarcoat this one.
Everton send Man United clear Jarrad Branthwaite transfer message after Leny Yoro injury
Everton manager Sean Dyche has rebuffed suggestions that the signing of Jake O'Brien is reinforcement for Jarrad Branthwaite's departure to Manchester United.
IPL Franchises Seek Ban For Foreign Players Who Pull Out Without Valid Reason: Report
A foreign player pulling out of an Indian Premier League (IPL) season after the auction is a headache for the respective franchise he belongs to. The franchises put a lot of effort in assembling the team, hence it is quite understandable that a withdrawl of any important player affects the balance of the team. A lot of star overseas players, including the likes of Ben Stokes, Jofra archer and Jason Roy, have pulled out of an IPL edition in the past. While some had justifiable reasons to do that, others failed to provide a valid account of their absence.
New Leny Yoro injury claims emerge as Man United could complete bargain transfer
Paris Saint-Germain refused to match Manchester United's £59million bid for Leny Yoro because they had doubts about the his fitness, according to a report from L'Equipe.
2024 Olympics: Simone Biles, Team USA strike gold Tuesday - ESPN
Tuesday at the 2024 Paris Olympics brought a return to action for a handful of Team USA's top names.
Titans' Jeffery Simmons apologizes for run-in with radio host - ESPN
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Titans defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons addressed the media Wednesday to apologize for a verbal altercation with a local radio host a day before.
Canada loses appeal, as drone-spying scandal could spread to 2026 World Cup
Canadian soccer officials admitted in evidence to FIFA that spying on opponents was routinely done, for the men’s national team as well as the women’s team, which has been punished for using drones at the Paris Olympics.