Manchester United star tried to defend his teammates after Ipswich - but made them look even worse
"Obviously we conceded two goals, but I never had the feeling they had so many big chances or like they were getting close to our goal."
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40,000 visitors expected in Singapore for World Aquatics, Masters Championships
SINGAPORE: Tourist revenue generated from the upcoming World Aquatics and World Aquatics Masters Championships is projected to hit S$60 million (US$44.7 million), with 40,000 international visitors expected at the month-long event in Singapore.
Arsenal boss Arteta hopes to have Saka, Martinelli back after international break
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said he hopes to have wingers Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli back from injury when they host Fulham on April 1 after the club's misfiring attack cost them more points in the Premier League title race on Wednesday.
EU could save €2.5 trillion on energy bills by 2040
47 million people in EU Member States live in energy poverty. This means they have no money to heat their homes. Plus, businesses are complaining that high energy prices make them much less competitive with companies in the US and China.
A business plan for a low-carbon, competitive European economy
The European Union must become the global destination for green technologies. This is one of the stated objectives of the Clean Industry Pact, presented on Wednesday by the European Commission.
Haaland goal at Tottenham sends Man City fourth
LONDON :Manchester City's Erling Haaland became the second player to score at least 20 goals in each of his first three Premier League seasons as the champions beat Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 on Wednesday to return to the top four.
Poor death bowling and lack of support for Root cost England, says Buttler
LAHORE, Pakistan : Bleeding runs in the death overs and failing to offer adequate support to Joe Root cost England dearly, captain Jos Buttler said after their elimination from the Champions Trophy following an eight-run loss to Afghanistan on Wednesday.
Buy a passport, save a nation? Nauru’s unique plan to fight climate change
The tiny South Pacific nation of Nauru has a novel plan to safeguard itself against rising seas: selling citizenship.