US college sport set for seismic shift to paying student athletes
College sport in the United States is set for a seismic shift towards professionalism after a settlement on Thursday that will pave the way for schools to pay student athletes.
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Man Utd not afraid of City's dominance, says Dalot
Manchester United are not afraid of Manchester City's dominance and will leverage their underdog status in their bid to lift the FA Cup, defender Diogo Dalot said ahead of Saturday's final at Wembley.
Beaten Leverkusen hope to 'find themselves' in German Cup final
BERLIN: Bayer Leverkusen face second-division Kaiserslautern in Saturday's (May 25) German Cup final licking their wounds after a first loss in almost a year.
Amit Panghal In Focus As Indian Boxers Fight In Final Qualifiers For Paris Olympics
Indian pugilists will be determined to overcome the recent setbacks both inside and outside the boxing ring when they aim for the last available tickets to the Olympic Games at the second World Qualification Tournament, starting on Friday. Up until the last qualifying event, Indian boxers had four quotas but in an unprecedented embarrassment, that number is now down to three after women's 57kg holder Parveen Hooda was handed a 22-month ban for whereabouts failure this month. The boxers' performance at the previous world qualifiers in March was dismal to say the least with only 2023 World Championship bronze medallist Nishant Dev moving past the opening round.
Manchester United can agree third transfer to sign Casemiro replacement
You could never take the man-of-the-match award away from a hat-trick hero in a European final, but in Dublin on Wednesday the superb Ademola Lookman had competition for the honour from the equally outstanding Ederson.
Man City get 'final' Lucas Paqueta transfer answer amid 'bizarre' Bernardo Silva exit update
Manchester City will be aiming for another successful summer transfer window as Pep Guardiola eyes Premier League title number five in as many years.
NCAA, leagues agree to pay nearly $2.8B US settlement, paving way for seismic shift across college sports
The NCAA and the nation's five biggest conferences announced Thursday night that they have agreed to pay nearly $2.8 billion US to settle a host of antitrust claims, a monumental decision that sets the stage for a groundbreaking revenue-sharing model that could start directing millions of dollars directly to athletes as soon as the 2025 fall semester.
Stubborn defence stands between Al Ahly and more Champions League success
CAIRO : Al Ahly will start as favourites to secure a fourth African Champions League title in five years when they host Esperance of Tunisia in Cairo on Saturday in the second leg of the final but must break down a stubborn defence to do so.