Haaland, Bonmati win UEFA Player of the Year prizes
Manchester City's Erling Haaland and Spain's World Cup-winning star Aitana Bonmati won the UEFA Men's and Women's Player of the Year prizes respectively at a ceremony in Monaco on Thursday.
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Lionel Messi: Is he the greatest player of all time?
Immediately after Messi returned to France after a fantastic tournament, the media widely reported how unhappy he was at PSG.
Guardians grab Lucas Giolito as Angels castoffs find homes - ESPN
The Cleveland Guardians claimed three players off waivers Thursday afternoon, including right-handed starter Lucas Giolito, benefitting from the Los Angeles Angels' intentional deconstruction after mortgaging their farm system just 37 days ago in an ill-fated attempt to make the postseason, sources told ESPN.
Institutional League Tentatively Fixed For January 2024 Start, Top Two Teams To Get Federation Cup Berth
The top-two finishers in the proposed Institutional League, which is likely to start in January next year, will get direct entry in the domestic premier knock-out tournament, the Federation Cup in 2024 , the All India Football Federation (AIFF) said on Thursday. The bid document (Request for Proposal) for the Institutional League, which has attracted interest from some of the country's most well-known institutional teams, is set to be released in early September, while the eligible sides are expected to be announced by mid-October. After a pre-bid meeting with 25 Institutional League teams here on Thursday, the AIFF has set a base participation fee for the Institutional League at Rs 10 lakh annually.
Keith Olbermann ignites social media firestorm after bashing Riley Gaines: ‘You sucked at swimming’
Riley Gaines and Inga Thompson talked about it on OutKick’s "Gaines for Girls Podcast."
Chelsea fight back to beat Wimbledon 2-1 in League Cup
AFC Wimbledon’s Joe Lewis in action with Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson in Carabao Cup Second Round clash. Images via Reuters/Peter Cziborra
Ireland's fate inextricably linked again with Sexton
DUBLIN : For the third successive World Cup, it is hard to separate Ireland's fate from the fitness of Johnny Sexton, their captain and lynchpin who will play his last game of rugby at some point over the coming weeks.