Pep Guardiola defends Josko Gvardiol and explains triple Man City change before incredible collapse
Pep Guardiola defended his decision to take off three key players in Manchester City's Champions League collapse against Feyenoord.
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"They are right" - Pep Guardiola reacts to booing Man City fans after Feyenoord collapse
Pep Guardiola backed the right of Manchester City fans to boo his side after the Champions League draw with Feyenoord - but believes his side can prove them wrong going forward.
Sirens' new home, addition of Sarah Fillier has PWHL club's trajectory pointing up
Soon after the final refrains of Frank Sinatra's iconic New York, New York finished playing over the loudspeakers to signify New York's pre-season 5-2 victory over Toronto, Sarah Fillier took a seat at the podium to go over her three-goal outing.
Man City player ratings vs Feyenoord with one 4/10 and three 5/10s after dramatic Blues collapse
Manchester City threw away a 3-0 lead to draw with Feyenoord and see their Champions League hopes take a hit.
Emmerdale fans all have the same complaint as Tom King goes 'beyond abuse' on ITV show
Emmerdale fans were left shocked during the latest episode as "creepy" Tom King escalated his abusive behaviour.
Underwater WiFi, aquaponic farms: How European startups woo investors
Across Europe, blue tech startups are charting new waters in ocean technology, tackling some of the most pressing challenges — from renewable energy and blue biotechnology to cutting-edge port logistics and aquaculture. With support from European Union initiatives like BlueInvest, many of these innovators are securing the funding needed for scaling up.
‘Internet of Underwater Things’: Meet the woman behind wireless networks at 3,000 metres deep
Finding investors who understand the potential of blue technology can be a major hurdle for European startups, but Italian deep-tech company WSense has managed to overcome this challenge spectacularly.
Jim Montgomery wins first game as St. Louis Blues' coach - ESPN
NEW YORK — As new St. Louis Blues coach Jim Montgomery appeared before reporters Monday at Madison Square Garden sporting a dark blue sweatshirt emblazoned with the team's famed blue note logo, there was no hesitation about his emotions.