LAFC plot transfer for Tottenham star Son Heung-Min - source - ESPN
LAFC are interested in signing Tottenham forward Son Heung-Min, a source has told ESPN.
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India sets house in order, targets doping menace to boost 2036 bid
NEW DELHI :The usually fractious Indian Olympic Association (IOA) put on a united front and declared a war against doping on Thursday to boost the country's bid to host the 2036 Games in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad.
England to host New Zealand, Pakistan in test series in 2026
England will host New Zealand and Pakistan in test series next year, and India and Sri Lanka will visit for white-ball tours, the country's cricket governing body (ECB) said on Thursday.
England women bank on experience for home World Cup bid
LONDON :England coach John Mitchell has named a vastly experienced squad for the Women's Rugby World Cup on home soil starting next month as the hot favourites aim to underline their dominance of the sport with the prize that so agonisingly eluded them in 2022.
Marc Brys denies he has quit as Cameroon coach
YAOUNDE :Marc Brys has denied he has quit as coach of Cameroon despite the country's football federation confirming his exit on Wednesday, as the Belgian said his email was likely hacked and his alleged resignation letter did not come from him.
College football 2025 'ifs' list - how contenders come together - ESPN
Twenty-five years ago, Bob Stoops' second Oklahoma team headed into the 2000 season with lukewarm expectations. The Sooners' roster had some solid former blue-chippers, but among their best players were two former juco transfers (quarterback Josh Heupel and linebacker Torrance Marshall) and a small, lowly touted running back (Quentin Griffin). OU was operating its version of the newfangled Air Raid offense, and its secondary was going to be alarmingly young. So, too, was the defensive co-coordinator, a 29-year-old named Brent Venables. The Sooners were ranked 19th in the AP preseason poll as a courtesy, but they hadn't won more than seven games in a season since 1993.
Italy benefit from domestic developments despite England loss
GENEVA :Italy were within touching distance of a first Women's Euro final since 1997 until a stunning England comeback derailed their dream, but the Italians can look forward to a bright future as they reap the benefits of a more professional approach.
Wiegman echoes Southgate as England take back-door route to final
LONDON :An unprecedented third successive major final appearance engineered by a series of extraordinary comebacks and a manager similarly lauded and hammered at the same time - there is a familiar feel about England at the Women's Euros.