Women's World Cup final eight is wide open, as sport sees a changing of the guard
SYDNEY : Few could have predicted the eight teams still standing when the Women's World Cup kicked off three weeks - and more surprisingly, the teams who are gone.
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Warning to Brits driving in France risking £150 fines
Brits driving in certain areas of France this summer could face fines of up to £154 if they do not buy a windscreen emissions sticker before their trip, the RAC has warned. Last month the number of areas in France requiring drivers to display a Crit’Air sticker rose to 12, with Bordeaux and Clermont-Ferrand being added.
Stanford's Troy Taylor 'can't imagine anything' other than Power 5 football - ESPN
STANFORD, Calif. — As Stanford grapples with the crumbling Pac-12, first-year football coach Troy Taylor said the school intends to remain at the Power 5 level.
Three ways Manchester United could line up vs Wolves amid Rasmus Hojlund injury concern
Manchester United will be hoping to make a flying start to the 2023/24 Premier League campaign when they face Wolves at Old Trafford on Monday.
Neeraj Chopra To Lead 28-Member Indian Team In World Athletics Championships
Olympic champion javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra will once again headline India's campaign in the World Athletics Championships beginning on August 19 in Budapest, Hungary, as the country will field a 28-member team in the showpiece. Surprisingly, the Sports Ministry announced the team instead of the Athletics Federation of India (AFI). Asian record holder shot putter Tajinderpal Singh Toor has pulled out of the August 19-27 showpiece as he is recovering from the groin injury sustained during the Asian Championships in July.
Hurtig considers VAR penalty tattoo if Sweden win World Cup
Sweden's Lina Hurtig might immortalise her shootout-winning penalty against the United States with a tattoo, but only if her country wins the World Cup, she told reporters in Auckland on Tuesday (Aug 8) as the team prepared for their quarter-final with Japan.
Night of mayhem: Stabbings, brawls and arrests mar Greece Croatia football game in Athens
A Greek supporter of the football club AEK Athens was stabbed to death overnight from Monday to Tuesday, according to local police.
Hoogland powers to third successive 1km time trial gold
GLASGOW: Dutchman Jeffrey Hoogland claimed a third successive 1km time trial world title to continue his country's dominance in the men's sprints at the UCI Cycling World Championships on Tuesday (Aug 8).