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Day 1 of the 2025 OTP Group Tashkent Grand Slam, and the Yunusabad Sport Complex was packed with judo crazy fans who came to witness one of the nation’s favourite sports, now especially popular after Diyora Keldiyorova’s historic Olympic gold.
It's not just US presidents who put stock in their first 100 days in charge. Affecting change in the White House by the time you hit that milestone is considered crucial, but for football managers, that period is seen as being just as important.
Former India captain and three-time Asian Games gold medalist Rakesh Kumar will return to U Mumba after nine years as its head coach in the Pro Kabaddi League, the franchise announced on Monday. Rakesh, who was the highest-paid player in the inaugural PKL, had joined the franchise in the third edition. "Arguably India's greatest kabaddi player, an Arjuna Awardee, but, most importantly, a former U Mumba player himself who returns to our family. It gives me immense pleasure to welcome Rakesh back, this time as a head coach," U Mumba, CEO Suhail Chandhok said.
Mark Hateley reckons Rangers are in safe hands with Barry Ferguson until the end of the season. But the legendary striker admits he'd welcome Steven Gerrard back to Ibrox in a heartbeat.
When anti-fracking demonstrators protested against Ineos six years ago, they carried masks depicting Sir Jim Ratcliffe as the devil. Ratcliffe hasn't been afraid to upset people throughout his career and his decision-making at Manchester United has seen his reputation plummet.
Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart has moved to explain his change of heart over Philippe Clement’s future after showing the boss the door.
Manchester United said it will cut about 150 to 200 jobs as part of additional measures to reverse financial losses at the Premier League soccer club.
Manchester United said it will cut about 150 to 200 jobs as part of additional measures to reverse financial losses at the Premier League soccer club.