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Qatar 2022: Why players and clubs could expect injury nightmare at winter World Cup in November
Because of the increased danger of injury during the 2022 World Cup, the Premier League has been cautioned to be ready for another season of injury mayhem. Injuries are expected to rise as a result of the abbreviated pre-season and the World Cup in Qatar, according to experts.
McLaren duo share thoughts on Baku team orders
McLaren drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris were both held back by team orders at different points in Baku, but Ricciardo felt they “neutralised” over the course of proceedings on Sunday.
Three strikers Millwall could target to replace Benik Afobe this summer with loan move over
Millwall will be on the hunt for a forward this summer after Benik Afobe’s loan move ended at the end of the 21/22 Championship campaign.
Imagine him & Stewart: SAFC can form deadly duo in deal for "blistering" 27yo "threat" - opinion
The summer transfer window is officially open and Sunderland will now be hard at work as they look to build a squad capable of competing in the Championship.
Belfast Met Boxing Academy celebrates Friday Fight Night at annual event
Belfast Metropolitan College hosted a night of glamour and grit at its annual boxing gala on Friday.
Criterium du Dauphine joy for Jumbo-Visma, as Primoz Roglic and Jonas Vingegaard ride rampant to take the stage and GC
A Dutch demolition on the final climb was enough to see off breakaway dreams, as Jumbo-Visma brought home the Criterium du Dauphine for Primoz Roglic, along with a stage victory for Jonas Vingegaard. The pair rode up the Plateau de Solaisons in the company of each other and no-one else, holding hands to cross the line as the elder rider gave his junior the nod to take the stage. The result was reversed in the general classification, with Vingegaard’s second place matching that which he achieved at the Tour de France last year.
Canada's sport minister announces new measures to protect athletes from maltreatment, abuse
In an attempt to combat what Canada's sport minister has called a safe sport crisis in the country, federal Minister of Sport Pascale St-Onge announced Sunday morning a number of new measures to hold sport organizations across the country accountable, with the ultimate goal of protecting athletes from maltreatment and abuse.