Chelsea's James recovered from injury but won't be rushed back, says Maresca
Chelsea defender Reece James is back in training after recovering from a hamstring injury, though manager Enzo Maresca said they would not rush his return.
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"Ben Chilwell Likely To Be First To Ask To Leave Chelsea": Enzo Maresca
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca says Ben Chilwell and Carney Chukwuemeka are likely to be the first players who will want to leave the club due to a lack of game time as the January transfer window looms. Neither player has featured in the Premier League this season and their absence from Maresca's second-string selections in the Conference League and League Cup has long pointed towards a Stamford Bridge exit. England international Chilwell was told in August he was not in the head coach's plans but a comeback looked possible when the 27-year-old played the second half of September's League Cup win over Barrow.
Odermatt remains winless in Gardena after 3rd-place result in super-G
Marco Odermatt still can't win a race in Val Gardena.
French painter Claire Tabouret to design Notre-Dame’s stained-glass windows
Paris’s Notre-Dame Cathedral, freshly restored after the 2019 fire, is gearing up for another update – but this time, it’s a contemporary touch. The cathedral will soon showcase new stained glass windows designed by 43-year-old French artist Claire Tabouret, adding a distinctly 21st-century feel to the iconic landmark.
Notre Drops Epic Hype Video For Playoff Game, Features Legendary Song: WATCH
Notre Dame is firing up fans ahead of the team's College Football Playoff game against Indiana.
Ashton Jeanty dominated college football. Is he the NFL’s next great running back?
The NFL's running back renaissance in 2024 has helped the position re-emerge as an essential piece to the team-building puzzle. With workhorse runners like Saquon Barkley, Derrick Henry and Josh Jacobs leading the way on playoff contenders, the league has quietly shifted back to its ground-and-pound roots with running backs installed as the centerpiece to the offensive puzzle.
Apple must ensure interoperability of iPhone with rivals, says European Commission
Apple must offer developers and businesses free interoperability with hardware and software features controlled by its operating systems, the European Commission said today, presenting preliminary conclusions from a probe into Apple’s iOS system under the new Digital Markets Act (DMA), the new regulatory code for the tech sector.