Arsenal super-subs Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard earn win in Bilbao
Gabriel Martinelli scored just 36 seconds after coming on as a substitute to fire Arsenal to an impressive 2-0 win over Athletic Bilbao in their Champions League opener.
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Thiam hits out at Belgian federation but is accused of lying
TOKYO :Nafissatou Thiam has accused the Belgian athletics federation of disrupting her World Championships preparations, but it accused the three-time Olympic champion of lying in a nasty spat days before she begins her quest for a third heptathlon world title.
Carter Hart won't return to Flyers after sexual assault acquittal, GM says
Philadelphia Flyers general manager Danny Briere said Tuesday the agent for free agent Carter Hart told the team the goalie has ruled out signing with the franchise when he is eligible to return to the NHL next month.
Dublin man accused of harassing ex-senior Clare hurler, Páidí Fitzpatrick over nine months
A 38-year-old Dublin man has appeared in court in connection with the alleged harassment of ex-Clare senior inter-county hurler, Páidí Fitzpatrick, over nine months.
Justin Herbert controls game in Chargers' win over Raiders - ESPN
LAS VEGAS — Much of the focus going into the Los Angeles Chargers' 20-9 win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday night was on the matchup between the two coaches — Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll. Two coaching giants with a two-decade-old rivalry renewed on «Monday Night Football.»
Chris 'The Bear' Fallica's Top 10 College Football Rankings: Week 4 Edition
A wild weekend of games in some cases solidified opinions of certain teams and in others, changed them.
Big Ten Power Rankings: Ohio State, Oregon Reign; Minnesota, Wisconsin Slide
Even though Oregon and Northwestern kicked off conference play with their nationally televised matchup, the league’s Week 3 slate was mostly about Big Ten teams trying to avoid disaster in what amounted to a collective tune-up before everything ramps up in Week 4.
Italian third-tier club Crotone under court control for Mafia infiltration
ROME : Italian third division soccer club Crotone has been placed under judicial administration for a year after police found "sufficient evidence" of pervasive Mafia infiltration, prosecutors said on Tuesday.