Guardiola hails Man City goal machine Haaland: At his age, no one can compete with him
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes that Erling Haaland's prolific goal record at his age are unmatched by any other player.
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Former NWSL commissioner Lisa Baird stands by decisions during turbulent tenure
Former NWSL commissioner Lisa Baird said that during her time running the league, she acted appropriately and didn't ignore allegations of misconduct made against former Portland Thorns and North Carolina Courage manager Paul Riley.
Howard to coach Team Jones following Kjell's departure
Curling legend Glenn Howard has been named the new coach of Team Jennifer Jones.
Team Mouat back in Grand Slam action at Boost Nation
An ill-timed injury to Bobby Lammie forms the backdrop for Team Mouat's return to top-level curling at the Boost National. The Olympic silver medal-winning rink of Mouat, Lammie, Grant Hardie and Hammy McMillan are back on the Grand Slam circuit this week in North Bay, Ontario. Ad Mouat may be forced to eschew his usual role as skip after second Lammie broke his hand in training less than a fortnight ago.
Manchester United power rankings springs surprise after Man City defeat
After losing their first two games, Manchester United looked to have finally got back on track under Erik ten Hag. Wins against Liverpool and Arsenal were the highlights as they found themselves moving up the table, but then they had to face Pep Guardiola's Man City.
Erling Haaland has Hibs to thank as Manchester City star prepares to shatter EVERY scoring record - Tam McManus
The human bulldozer better known as Erling Haaland first caught my eye one August night in 2018 in a Europa League qualifier against Hibs. My memory of that night in Molde was Ryan Porteous smacking Haaland and being booked while he and Efe Ambrose were given the runaround by an 18-year-old superstar in the making. It was initially just the sheer size of him given he was just a big kid but it was soon clear that he was also an absolute machine. He scored twice that night and ripped Hibs apart.
Rodgers hails Leicester City 'resilience' after Maddison inspires first win of season
Brendan Rodgers said Leicester City's emphatic 4-0 victory over Nottingham Forest on Monday was reward for his players' "resilience" after registering their first win of the Premier League season.
Leicester City 4-0 Nottingham Forest: James Maddison stars as Foxes ease pressure on Brendan Rodgers with first win
James Maddison's double helped Leicester City on their way to securing their first Premier League victory of the season, as the Foxes thrashed Nottingham Forest 4-0 at the King Power Stadium to take the bragging rights in the East Midlands derby. The home side, who started the evening bottom of the table and one place below Forest, made a lightning quick start in front of a buoyant crowd. Ad However, it was Steve Cooper’s Forest who had the best chance of the opening exchanges, Taiwo Awoniyi seeing his effort from inside the area cannon back off the foot of the upright in the 22nd minute.