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Minutes after the Canadian women's soccer team took down Colombia, winning the third of three must-win games to complete an improbable Olympic group stage sweep, goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan was asked what could stop her team.
PARIS : Jamaica's Kishane Thompson and Oblique Seville served notice they plan to battle favourite Noah Lyles of the United States for Olympic men's 100 metres glory, clocking the two quickest times in the semi-finals on Sunday.
On the eve of Manchester City's pre-season friendly with Barcelona, Pep Guardiola rang a friend from the team's hotel at the Four Seasons resort in Disneyworld.
Sometimes bedtimes can be hard - any parent knows that even the best-behaved child can occasionally be a nightmare to send off to sleep, and the pressure of being able to come up with stories on the spot can make it even harder.
Two-time world champion Shericka Jackson withdrew from heats for the Olympic 200m on Sunday in another hammer blow for the Jamaican team. The withdrawal of Jackson, who had already pulled out of the 100m won by St Lucia's Julien Alfred on Saturday, follows that of Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce from the blue riband event. Jackson's non-appearance in the heats was only evident by the late addition of "DNS" (Did Not Start) alongside her name on the official start sheet.
They are only 200 yards away from each other - but they have been a league apart for the last two seasons.
There has been plenty of uncertainty around Manchester City this summer.
Jordan McGhee admits he’s still haunted by the memory of Dundee’s 6-2 derby thrashing by city rivals United. The Dark Blues defender played that game almost five years ago with a head cut and concussion – but the greatest pain was the manner of their capitulation at Tannadice. Now McGhee hopes to use the memory of that grim day in a positive way when the Dens side return to Tannadice for today’s big Premiership kick-off. McGhee, 28, said: “The 6-2 game was a sore one to take. “I cut my head open in the first five minutes and needed a stitches.