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Ian Evatt believes the clash against Charlton Athletic presents a tactical challenge for his Bolton Wanderers side and hopes transfer deadline day did not distract too much from the preparations for this important encounter.
Imphal on Thursday. This was Chennaiyin FC’s first win of the tournament. Peter Sliskovic scored a brace while Ghanaian Kwame Karikari and Iranian defender Vafa Hakhamaneshi netted the other goals to complete the rout for CFC on Thursday. Former Croat international Sliskovic opened the account for CFC in the first minute and there was no looking back. CFC now have four points from three games, same as their next opponents NEROCA FC. Chennaiyin have (7-6) a better difference than NEROCA (3-4) and a draw could be enough for them to reach the quarters as the second team from the group after Hyderabad FC, who have nine from three.
Wind the clock back just under three weeks and the idea of Manchester United sitting fifth in the Premier League on the night the transfer window closed, while pleased with the business they’ve done, would have seemed almost impossible.
This is the emotional moment an 84-year-old grandfather with dementia is welcomed to the Etihad by Manchester City star Phil Foden. Barry Carr has captured the hearts of thousands in TikTok videos of his grandson, Charlie Gibson, who regularly takes his 'gramps' to games despite Barry's deteriorating condition.
Serena Williams’ Little Black Dress packed more shine than the New York night. Just as well then as the American superstar let some of that sizzle rub off on her play. The 23-time major winner thumped 38 winners en route to a 7-6 (4), 2-6, 6-2 second-round win over the world No. 2 Anett Kontaveit. The Estonian powerhouse repeatedly pushed the 40-year-old onto the backfoot, but Serena reached and stretched, chased and charged the Arthur Ashe Stadium, using the two hours and 27 minutes in the middle to underline that her defence was as deep as her offence was destructive. Next up for Serena and her diamond-encrusted sparkle is the Aussie world No. 46 Ajla Tomljanovic.
Billy Stark took just five minutes to make a mark on his Old Firm debut 35 years ago this week. The winner in the first Celtic v Rangers clash of the season set the Hoops up for their Centenary title shindig. And it cemented the big midfielder’s place in the hearts of the Hoops support.
The fine was the largest handed out to a player at the tournament so far. The Wimbledon finalist maintained a running dialogue with himself throughout his 7-6(3) 6-4 4-6 6-4 win over the Frenchman Benjamin Bonzi but boiled over when he was broken late in the fourth set.
The problem with opening the season with such a highly-touted matchup as the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Notre Dame Irish is, eventually, every talking point from any given reporter gets repeated ad nauseam. To inject some fresh thoughts into this space’s previews of Saturday’s top-five matchup (7:30 ET; ABC), let’s ask an Ohio State beat writer for some insights into the Buckeyes.