Colts will play in the NFL's first regular-season game in Berlin
The Indianapolis Colts will play in the first regular-season game in Berlin.
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U.S. amateur David Ford tied for lead at star-studded Dubai Desert Classic - ESPN
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A 22-year-old American amateur making his debut on the European tour upstaged Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm and many of the world's top players at the Dubai Desert Classic for a share of the first-round lead on Thursday.
MLB 2025 free agency: Predicting Pete Alonso's deal, best fits - ESPN
Pete Alonso is an old-school kind of star: a big name with big power who has played in a big market. Since his rookie season in the majors in 2019, only Aaron Judge has hit more home runs — and nobody has driven in more runs. He has been selected to four All-Star teams, won two Home Run Derby titles, played with great enthusiasm and energy and has rarely sat out a game.
Dortmund's season hangs in the balance, coach Sahin under immense pressure
BERLIN : Borussia Dortmund's season is on the brink of collapse following their two defeats in two league games this year while coach Nuri Sahin is quickly running out of time to turn things around for last year's Champions League finalists.
Napoli's clash with Atalanta overshadows traditional Serie A heavyweight showdown
The battle for the Serie A title brings two of the three main contenders face-to-face this weekend when leaders Napoli play Atalanta, topping the bill over AC Milan's trip to Juventus.
MP Mike Amesbury resigns from Labour after pleading guilty to assault
Labour MP Mike Amesbury has resigned from the party after pleading guilty to assault following an incident in Cheshire last year.
The 'industrial level' crime plot sourced from Manchester that has come crashing down
Sixteen men have been handed a combined sentence of over 80 years in jail after their crime gang was ripped apart by police.
India Tennis Star Karman Kaur Thandi Ready For Battle After Combating Injuries, Fears, Doubts
The fear that injuries will consume her tennis career is not there anymore, and the nights of crying are also over for Karman Kaur Thandi. Competing against Hungary's Panna Udvardy in the ITF W50 tournament here, the Delhi player unleashed her solid ground strokes in a fearless display on her comeback. The sharpness and the control was obviously missing but not the wide grin. She flashed a huge smile after the match which she lost 4-6 1-6 to Udvardy, who featured in top-100 some time back.