Benfica deny reports Gianluca Prestianni admitted racially abusing Vinicius Jr
Benfica have categorically denied that Gianluca Prestianni admitted to his team-mates he racially abused Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior.
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Rich McKay: Not expecting tush push ban proposal this year - ESPN
INDIANAPOLIS — NFL competition committee co-chairman Rich McKay said Sunday that he is not anticipating an attempt to ban the tush push this year, one year after debate over the short-yardage play roiled the NFL.
Lue says Clips' aim unchanged despite roster upheaval: 'We're playing to win' - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The LA Clippers might look drastically different than the team that came into the season with lofty aspirations, but Clippers coach Tyronn Lue made it clear Friday that the organization's goals remain the same.
F1 will thrill in new engine era and Verstappen sure to stay, Domenicali says
Feb 20 : Formula One chief executive Stefano Domenicali has assured fans that the sport's new engine era will still provide plenty of thrills and Max Verstappen is in no danger of walking away.
No To Real Madrid? Rodri Reportedly Not Keen On Move If He Leaves Man City
Real Madrid have been warned to not expect Rodri to join them if he chooses to leave Manchester City due to his preference for another Spanish club. Rodri is on the road back to his best after missing almost all of last season due to tearing his ACL and having repeated injury setbacks this campaign, boosting City's bid to win the Premier League and go deep in the Champions League.
Anthony Gordon scores four as Newcastle hammer Qarabag in first leg
Anthony Gordon plundered four goals as Newcastle took a stranglehold on their Champions League play-off against Qarabag with a rampant 6-1 first leg victory in Baku.
Vitor Pereira embraces pressure as Nottingham Forest’s fourth boss of season
New Nottingham Forest boss Vitor Pereira is not afraid of getting the sack despite taking on the poisoned chalice of the City Ground job.
Figure skating-Liu shines while Glenn suffers heartbreak in Milan
MILAN, Feb 17 : Americans Alysa Liu and Amber Glenn left the short programme at the Milano Cortina Olympics on sharply different trajectories - Liu skating into medal position with calm assurance, while Glenn was reduced to tears following a mistake that dropped her down the standings.