David de Gea deal would undermine two Manchester United players
If there was ever a time for rumours of David de Gea returning to Manchester United to be made public, the day after his replacement saved the day was probably the worst.
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Swiss prosecutors end proceedings against FIFA boss Infantino
Criminal proceedings against FIFA President Gianni Infantino over his dealings with former Swiss attorney general Michael Lauber have been closed, Swiss prosecutors said on Thursday, a decision Infantino hailed as a vindication of "the new FIFA".
Springbok forwards know the stakes after final selection gamble
PRESLES COURCELLES, France : South Africa’s forwards know any successful outcome of Saturday’s Rugby World Cup final depends on how they dominate New Zealand upfront after the Springboks made a surprise selection gamble for the clash at the Stade de France.
Springboks start with Pollard, go 7-1 on the bench
PRESLES COURCELLES, France :South Africa will revert to a tried-and-trusted halfback pairing and gamble on a late surge of forward power in Saturday's Rugby World Cup final in Paris, as they seek to overcome New Zealand and win back-to-back titles.
'Big Show' Maxwell blasts World Cup light show
NEW DELHI : After smashing the Netherlands bowlers into submission with a record-breaking century, Glenn Maxwell unleashed against World Cup organisers for putting on a "horrible" mid-match light show during Australia's massive 309-run win.
LIVE updates: Large cordon in place after 'very serious incident' on border of Moss Side and Hulme
A cordon is in place at a major south Manchester junction tonight. Moss Lane East has been taped off, close to the junction with Princess Road on the border of Moss Side and Hulme. Officers are at the scene guarding the cordon with a black car visible inside it.
Springbok focus on final despite Mbonambi controversy
PRESLES COURCELLES, France : South Africa have no problem focusing on Saturday's Rugby World Cup final despite the controversy hanging over hooker Bongi Mbonambi and World Rugby's investigation into alleged discriminatory behaviour, assistant coach Felix Jones said.
Man fractures skull after falling through open stairwell at building site as firm fined £30,000
A Bolton firm has been fined £30,000 after a labourer fractured his skull after falling through a stairwell while working on a new build house. The man was working for Total Brickwork (UK) Ltd at a construction site run by Bolton based Challenger Building Services Ltd on Okell Street, Runcorn in 2021.