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More than 10,000 college football players have already opted in for EA Sports College Football 25, the new EA Sports video game set to launch this summer, which will feature the athletes and pay them through a name, image and likeness deal.
The past few months have featured Manchester United's attempts to close the gap to Manchester City.
Manchester Arndale has announced the arrival of a high-end beauty retailer as other big names also commit their future to the shopping centre.
The Black Keys will perform at Manchester's Co-op Live during its opening week this April. The Grammy Award-winning band will take to the stage on 27 April as the landmark venue kicks off its opening season.
Former Manchester United winger Jesse Lingard made his debut for new club FC Seoul this weekend, though his cameo display did not go to plan.
Shardul Thakur's sizzling 109 and Tanush Kotian's unbeaten 74 offset R Sai Kishore's six-wicket haul, putting Mumbai in command by powering to a 207-run first-innings lead over Tamil Nadu on the second day of the Ranji Trophy semifinal on Sunday. Thakur's sensational counterattacking hundred, featuring 13 fours and four sixes from a mere 104 balls, pulled Mumbai out of doldrums after they were reduced to 106 for seven at one stage.
FIFA's decision to expand the 2026 World Cup to 48 teams was made to give Scotland a chance to return to the finals after nearly 30 years, FIFA President Gianni Infantino joked as he hailed their qualification for the Euro 2024 in Germany.
The New South Wales Waratahs stunned the reigning champion Canterbury Crusaders in round two of Super Rugby Pacific, but the Waikato Chiefs continued their red-hot start to the season to salve New Zealand pride.