Xavi aims dig at Alejandro Garnacho after 'provocative' Manchester United celebration vs Barcelona
Barcelona manager Xavi has aimed a dig at Manchester United teenager Alejandro Garnacho following his 'provocative' full-time celebration in midweek.
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Ukraine war: Analysts fear Russia aims to escalate the conflict in bid to capture eastern heartland
On the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, experts warn Moscow could try to push for a wider, more ambitious attack along the frontlint and that the conflict is entering a potentially decisive phase.
Short on proclamations, Guerrero Jr. aims for return to MVP-like form at spring training
Vladimir Guerrero Jr., provided one of the better lines of spring training last year when he proclaimed the Blue Jays' 2021 season was the trailer and the 2022 campaign would be the movie.
Erik ten Hag aims to for Europa League victory at Barcelona in the 'Manchester United way' in last 32
Erik ten Hag is not just aiming for victory at Barcelona in the last 32 of the Europa League, but hoping to “win in a Manchester United way”. The Dutchman takes charge of his first European knockout tie as United manager, facing a Barcelona side who lead La Liga but failed to qualify from the Champions League group stages.
Charles Leclerc impressed with Ferrari’s 2023 car as he aims to win first Formula 1 title
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Nigeria aims to develop world-class long distance runners with first cross country championship
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FIFA aims at sexual offences in updated ethics code
A long exposure shows FIFA’s logo near its headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland February 27, 2022. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann
FIFA aims at sexual offenses in updated ethics code
LAUSANNE: FIFA has toughened its disciplinary proceedings for cases of sexual assault or harassment in a revised Code of Ethics that was announced and came into force on Wednesday. The code, said the governing body of world football in a press release, is intended “to enhance protection of football integrity.” It also targets match fixing and clubs that fail to pay transfer fees.