MLS side Philadelphia Union name South African Carnell as new head coach
The 47-year-old South African replaces Jim Curtin, a two-time MLS Coach of the Year who was fired in November after leading the Union for a decade.
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Kyrgios unsure of fitness for Australian Open
Nick Kyrgios said on Tuesday he was unsure about his readiness for the Australian Open after his first singles match in 18 months left him in pain.
B&M shoppers spot new Snickers flavour that's sent them into a frenzy
Snickers fans have gone nuts for a new chocolate bar flavour that's been spotted in B&M.
Pundits are asking Ruben Amorim to do something at Manchester United that would get him sacked
Some pundits have suggested Ruben Amorim should abandon his Manchester United plan and temporarily revert to a more pragmatic approach that will suit that players he inherited.
Poland plans to take Hungary to European Court of Justice over political asylum case
Poland plans to take Hungary to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) over its decision to grant asylum to Polish opposition politician Marcin Romanowski, who is wanted on criminal corruption charges.
Angry one-word response and a happy chairman - how Manchester United reacted after Wolves defeat
Wolves' chairman Jeff Shi was milling about outside of the dressing rooms at Molineux and had a huge smile on his face. The West Midlands journalist in the mixed zone was offered a Wolves player to speak with but no Manchester United players were in the mood to chat about the result.
Browns DE Garrett wants to know team's QB plan, offseason agenda - ESPN
BEREA, Ohio — Despite enduring another double-digit loss season, Browns defensive end Myles Garrett wants to continue his career in Cleveland.
Euro tumbles to a two-year low following Fed's hawkish rate cut
The euro tumbled against the US dollar to near a two-year low of mid-1.03, a level briefly reached late in November and the lowest in two years. The decline was triggered by the Federal Reserve's (Fed) hawkish rate cut on Wednesday night. The EUR/USD pair dropped more than 1%, or 1.4 US cents per euro before a slight rebound in the Asian session on Thursday.