Juventus sign goalkeeper Di Gregorio from Monza
Juventus have signed Italian goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio from fellow Serie A club Monza, the Turin-based side said on Friday.
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England riding knockout experience, says Kane
DORTMUND, Germany : Harry Kane says England can draw on the experience they have gained in reaching the quarter-finals and beyond in their last four tournaments when they take on the Netherlands on Wednesday, with a second successive Euros final there for the taking.
Euroviews. As new MEPs set sail for Brussels, they should consider adopting an EU Ocean Deal
Newly elected and re-elected parliamentarians are embarking on their mandates in Brussels, setting up the European Parliament’s committees before a well-deserved summer break – possibly to somewhere along the coast to relax or maybe to enjoy a mocktail on the beach.
Man City star Jack Grealish announces girlfriend Sasha Attwood is pregnant with sweet message
Manchester City ace Jack Grealish and his girlfriend Sasha Attwood have shared the happy news that they are expecting their first child.
Raducanu doubles withdrawal brings curtain down on Murray's Wimbledon
LONDON :Emma Raducanu withdrew from the Wimbledon mixed doubles on Saturday due to stiffness in her wrist, with the withdrawal ensuring partner Andy Murray will not get another chance to feature on court in his farewell at the Grand Slam.
Umpire rescues Medvedev after Russian forgets score
LONDON : Fifth seed Daniil Medvedev was being pushed so hard by Frenchman Alexandre Muller in their Wimbledon second round clash on Centre Court on Wednesday that he completely lost track of the score.
2p pill taken by dads could stop children getting fat
Dads could pop a daily fish oil pill to stop their kids piling on the pounds, according to new research. What a father-to-be eats and drinks has an influence on his child's health, say scientists.
Georgia's future bodes well after lighting up Euro 2024 - ESPN
COLOGNE, Germany — At the end of FC Cologne's RheinEnergieStadion housing the thousands of Georgia fans for their first-ever tournament knockout game, there was a sign behind the goal which read: «Believe.» Georgia have done just that from the moment they arrived at Euro 2024, but for 20 glorious minutes against Spain in the round of 16, they were contemplating something beyond even their wildest dreams.