Christine Sinclair has earned the peace of her decision to exit international soccer on her own terms
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Swedes turn to Kallstrom to revive footballing fortunes
STOCKHOLM : With 131 international caps and 16 goals to his name, former midfielder Kim Kallstrom has been selected by the Swedish Football Association (SvFF) to be the nation's new head of football, and he has no illusions about the task he faces.
Patrick Kane ready to make Red Wings debut - ESPN
Patrick Kane will play his first game for the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday night when they host the San Jose Sharks.
Phillies' Bryce Harper eyes extension after deal is up - ESPN
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Bryce Harper has expressed a desire to sign an extension with the Philadelphia Phillies, even though his contract spans eight more years and takes him through his age-38 season, his agent, Scott Boras, said Wednesday.
Former Manchester United player Danny Simpson makes football return
Former Manchester United defender Danny Simpson has reignited his playing career with seventh-tier outfit Macclesfield Town.
Jets returning to Zach Wilson as QB1 against Texans - ESPN
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — After two days of speculation and palace intrigue, the New York Jets announced Wednesday they will start Zach Wilson at quarterback Sunday against the Houston Texans — only two weeks after he was benched and demoted to third string.
Live updates as car smashes through doors of main Welsh hospital
A car has careered through a hospital entrance leaving a trail of destruction and sparking a heavy emergency services presence. The incident happened on Wednesday afternoon, December 6, at the entrance to Wrexham Maelor Hospital in the north Wales city, NorthWalesLive reports.
FIFA considered more severe sanctions against Spain's ex-FA chief Rubiales
FIFA considered more severe sanctions than the three-year ban it imposed on former Spanish Football Federation president Luis Rubiales, world soccer's governing body said on Wednesday when it published the written reasons for its decision.