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WASHINGTON — The Nationals identified at least one person who will be banned from the ballpark after a banner promoting a white nationalist website was unfurled in the crowd during Sunday's game.
SEATTLE — United States defender Alex Freeman celebrated a «full-circle family moment» on Friday, scoring a goal in the Americans' 2-0 win over Australia on the same field — kind of — where his father, Antonio Freeman, once had a banner day for the Green Bay Packers.
The 2026 NBA champion New York Knicks are parading through Manhattan on Thursday before receiving the keys to the city.
LOS ANGELES: Iran will take centre stage at the World Cup on Monday (Jun 15) after arriving in the United States following a build-up shrouded by uncertainty due to war in the Middle East.
TORONTO, June 12 : Protesters unfurled a massive red banner on top of the World Cup logo near a busy highway in Toronto on Friday, denouncing FIFA's association with Israel, hours before Canada's first game.
Louth have stunned Dublin in round one of the All-Ireland Football Championship with a 4-18 to 1-24 victory in Croke Park.
TORONTO, May 30 : Alphonso Davies will play for Canada at the World Cup, the final squad announcement relieving the nation's fears that the injured captain wouldn't be better in time.
PARIS, May 29 : Paris St Germain’s hunger has not faded after last year’s Champions League triumph, with captain Marquinhos and coach Luis Enrique insisting the club’s historic breakthrough only sharpened their appetite for more silverware.
May 25 : Tottenham Hotspur avoided relegation on the Premier League's final day after a second successive season of suffering, leaving non-executive chairman Peter Charrington to declare that the club was committed to rebuilding after previously allowing footballing success to take a back seat in decision-making.