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Manchester City are the 'worst team in the Premier League' when they lose the ball, and opposition sides no longer fear the Blues according to a brutal Pep Guardiola verdict on his struggling side.
We're just a few weeks away from the 2025 Super Bowl, and the Los Angeles Rams and general manager Les Snead are making plans to try to get back to the NFL championship game. And they may or may not include two of the biggest faces of this era of Rams football: quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receiver Cooper Kupp.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said teams have changed tactics because they are no longer intimidated by his side and that is making the Champions League campaign more difficult. City are down in 25th place in the Champions League table, two points off the playoff spots, and Guardiola has noticed an increase in opposing teams adopting a man-marking approach. "Everyone came to the Etihad and stayed back," he told a press conference on Friday. "The first team I saw man-marking was Neil Warnock at Cardiff. Now everybody does it. Everybody comes here, it doesn't matter, man-to-man. "They just jump on (City's goalkeepers) Ederson or Stefan (Ortega). You have to adapt, you have to be better with the ball, otherwise you will not qualify for the Champions League." The Spaniard said while his side may have been outplayed by Paris St Germain in a 4-2 defeat on Wednesday, their problems were more about effective use of the ball than physicality. "Speed is important, but against PSG we ran more than they did," he said. "Our problem is with the ball. That is what we have been lacking this season.
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When asked what he would have said had someone told him on Nov. 4, the opening day of the college basketball season, that his team would be 16-2 and sitting atop the Big Ten standings after winning 11 consecutive games, Tom Izzo didn't hold anything back.
Considering the challenges Ottawa's Gabriela Dabrowski and her doubles partner Erin Routliffe faced ahead of the Australian Open, including limited preparation, a semifinal finish in the women's doubles was a good result.
There is just one more day of games until we have our matchup for Super Bowl LIX.
Ohio State star running back Quinshon Judkins is leaving school early and will declare for the NFL draft, he told ESPN.