Ex-Man City executive Omar Berrada denies making Benjamin Mendy promise
Former Manchester City executive Omar Berrada has denied giving Benjamin Mendy's agent "assurances" he would receive unpaid wages if he was cleared of sex offences.
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New Zealand's Ravindra relishing 'extra special' Bengaluru test
BENGALURU, India : When New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra enters the ground for the series-opening test against India in Bengaluru on Wednesday the popular all-rounder will be assured of loud support from fans that will include many family members.
Man United's answer to current midfield problem might have left the club
It’s rare to find a midfielder who is competent going both forwards and backwards. It’s even rarer to find one who is English.
The new household items Greater Manchester residents can now recycle at home
A new service from Greater Manchester councils is set to revolutionise home recycling across the county.
Mike Tyson explains why he pulled out of Jake Paul fight and how he changed diet ahead of clash
Mike Tyson has disclosed that his diet was the reason for his withdrawal from the original date with YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul. The 58-year-old boxing legend was set to face 'The Problem Child' in July, but had to withdraw due to an ulcer flare-up.
Jannik Sinner Avoids Shanghai Deja Vu With Assured Ben Shelton Win
World number one Jannik Sinner put some old demons to rest when he made it through to the Shanghai Masters quarter-finals on Wednesday, beating American Ben Shelton in straight sets. Last year at the same stage it was Shelton, ranked 16, who was victorious, but on Wednesday the Italian looked confident from the start as he won 6-4, 7-6 (7/1) in 88 minutes.
Erik ten Hag has admitted defeat with one Man United summer signing
Out of the five Manchester United signings brought in by Erik ten Hag this summer, just one started Sunday’s game at Aston Villa and only Leny Yoro had the excuse of injury.
Ayhika Mukherjee Assures Indian Women First-Ever Medal At Asian Table Tennis Championships
The Indian women's table tennis team assured itself of a first ever medal at the Asian Championships with a stunning 3-2 win over Paris Olympics bronze medallists South Korea in the quarterfinals in Astana on Tuesday. World number 92 Ayhika Mukherjee was the architect of the famous victory as she beat world number 8 Shin Yubin and world number 16 Jeon Jihee in the rubber. Ayhika and Manika Batra had given India an unexpected 2-0 lead before the South Koreans made it 2-2. Ayhika held her nerve against Jihee to seal the win in the deciding contest.