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Wim Jansen, who has died aged 75, was a footballer who played in two World Cup finals, but he is best remembered by British fans for his brief, successful stint as Celtic manager.
Tommy Fury's hopes of rescheduling his fight with Jake Paul have suffered another blow after the American has stated when he'll next fight.
New Everton manager Frank Lampard has brought former England and Chelsea teammate Ashley Cole into his setup as first-team coach. Cole enjoyed a decorated playing career, making 107 appearances for England and winning 13 major trophies at a domestic level. Ad/> Eight of those triumphs came at Chelsea alongside Lampard, including the 2012 Champions League, and Cole is looking forward to working with the former midfielder once more.
Galwan Valley in 2020, as a torchbearer for the Beijing Winter Olympics. Republican Senator Jim Risch, a Ranking Member of the powerful US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, also said that the US will continue to support the sovereignty of India. "It's shameful that Beijing chose a torchbearer for the Olympics 2022 who's part of the military command that attacked India in 2020 and is implementing genocide against the Uyghurs. The US will continue to support Uyghur freedoms and the sovereignty of India," Risch tweeted.
Ashley Cole has reunited with former Chelsea and England team-mate Frank Lampard after agreeing to join Everton as first-team coach.
In-form wing Mack Hansen will make his Ireland debut in Saturday's Six Nations opener against defending champions Wales in Dublin.
Jorge Masvidal has released a brand new video slamming Colby Covington as their war of words continues.
Ashley Giles last night became the first man to lose his job in the wake of England men’s disastrous Ashes defeat Down Under, but head coach and selector Chris Silverwood’s future was hanging by a thread today.