Luke Shaw apologises for 'disgraceful and embarrassing' Man United loss at Liverpool
Luke Shaw has apologised to Manchester United supporters for the “disgraceful” performance in their 7-0 Premier League mauling against Liverpool on Sunday.
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Luke Shaw has apologised to Manchester United supporters for the “disgraceful” performance in their 7-0 Premier League mauling against Liverpool on Sunday.
Micah Richards claimed Manchester United were 'playing with 10 men' against Liverpool because Antony 'wasn't doing his work' on the right wing.
Aruba.it Ducati’s Alvaro Bautista has now taken five wins from six WorldSBK races, but the missing victory was actually a trip to the gravel rather than a mere second or third place at Mandalika.
Funny what a week, a day, and hour can do to the vibes of a Premier League season.
Kemenangan tipis Barcelona atas Valencia 1-0 diwarnai insiden antara Ansu Fati dengan Ferran Torres. Kedua pemain Barca itu diduga berebut tendangan penalti.
Liverpool got braces from Mohamed Salah, Cody Gakpo, and Darwin Nunez as the Reds collected all the good vibes in a 7-0 smashing of old rivals Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday.
Let the post-mortem begin!
Watching back the 2013 Indian Wells final between Rafael Nadal and Juan Martin del Potro there is one word that keeps coming to mind: How? How was Del Potro’s forehand that good? Ad And how did Nadal keep on retrieving even the most punishing of those forehands? ATP Indian WellsNadal withdraws from Indian Wells and Miami Open due to injury28/02/2023 AT 17:56 It was one of the great Masters finals of the current era – and one that preceded arguably Nadal’s greatest season on tour. The 22-time Grand Slam champion will not be back at Indian Wells this month due to injury, but 10 years on from his stunning victory in 2013, we look at what it meant for him then, and what the future holds for him now.