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The English Premier League is back, and the season ahead looks set to be another keenly contested battle for the title. With teams in the division recruiting top talents and elite managers across Europe, this season promises to be interesting.
HONG KONG : Former Afghanistan head coach Ashley Westwood has been appointed Hong Kong coach, the Chinese territory's football association announced on Wednesday.
Ireland back row Aoife Wafer has revealed that she turned down offers from English clubs in order to stay with Leinster.
Four days before the Paris Paralympic Games begins, the Paralympic flame will on Saturday be lit next to the English hospital where the idea for the competition was born. The Paralympic movement dates back to 1948, when German neurologist Ludwig Guttmann organised sporting events for injured veterans at Stoke Mandeville Hospital, northwest of London. The Stoke Mandeville Games were held to coincide with the 1948 London Olympics on grounds next to the hospital, which were then developed into the stadium where Saturday's ceremony will take place.
The end of the last English Premier League season feels like a lifetime ago after a summer packed full of international games. Now the Prem is suddenly back, with the planet's most popular and competitive domestic circuit scheduled to kick off on Aug. 16 when Manchester United hosts Fulham and USMNT standout Antonee "Jedi" Robinson at Old Trafford.
Authorities are eyeing the start of the English football season this weekend with trepidation, following riots which have rocked towns and cities across the country. Dozens of teams in the English Football League -- below the high-profile Premier League -- start playing their first games from Saturday afternoon, including in cities that have seen disorder. The unrest followed a knife attack that killed three children. But officials have blamed far-right elements -- some with links to England's decades-old football hooligan scene -- for orchestrating the violence which saw mosques and immigration-linked sites torched and police targeted.
Authorities are eyeing the start of the English football season this weekend with trepidation, following riots which have rocked towns and cities across the country. Dozens of teams in the English Football League -- below the high-profile Premier League -- start playing their first games from Saturday afternoon, including in cities that have seen disorder. The unrest followed a knife attack that killed three children. But officials have blamed far-right elements -- some with links to England's decades-old football hooligan scene -- for orchestrating the violence which saw mosques and immigration-linked sites torched and police targeted.
A man has admitted his involvement in 'shameful and frightening civil disorder' following an attack on a black man in Manchester city centre. Joseph Ley, 30, from Stockport, was one of a 'large group of white males who surrounded a black male' on August 3 in Piccadilly Gardens.