Poland's Urban targets Lewandowski return as World Cup qualifiers loom
WARSAW :Poland's new manager Jan Urban said his immediate priority was persuading striker Robert Lewandowski to return to the national team.
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Arsenal sign Liverpool’s Smith in women’s world record deal
LONDON: Arsenal signed Canada forward Olivia Smith from Liverpool in a deal worth a reported women’s world record fee of £1 million ($1.3 million) on Thursday.
Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth happy to be patient in transfer window and insists they won’t overpay
Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth is prepared to be patient in the transfer market rather than encouraging the club to pay over the odds.
Tour de France pays respects to 19-year-old cyclist who died after a crash in Italy
AUCH, France: Tour de France riders applauded for a minute before the 12th stage on Thursday in memory of Samuele Privitera, the 19-year-old Italian who died after a crash while racing in Italy the day before.
Randy Moss says Tyreek Hill is 'nowhere all-time' in NFL wide receiver rankings discussion
Joy Taylor reacts to the Pittsburgh Steelers making a splash by trading Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Miami Dolphins for Jalen Ramsey.
White shorts continue to impact women's performance and participation
ZURICH :Professional women's soccer teams have increasingly moved away from white shorts to address concerns over period anxiety, but studies have found the issue continues to impact on performance and on discouraging young girls from participating in sport.
Arsenal sign Liverpool's Olivia Smith in world-record transfer - ESPN
Arsenal have confirmed the signing of Canada international Olivia Smith on a long-term contract, with sources telling ESPN that it is a world-record fee and the first £1 million transfer in women's football.
Action needed to address blemishes in Test cricket
If I had closed my eyes during play, it would have been easy to imagine that I was at a stadium in India. Chants of “India-ar” reverberated, phone calls in Hindi all around. As it was, I was in the Grand Stand at Lord’s, sitting next to British Indians, who, apart from supporting India, told me that they supported West Ham and Arsenal. We were there to witness the final day’s play of this summer’s third Test match between England and India, one balanced on a knife edge. It was a Monday. In anticipation of a close and exciting finish, tickets had been purchased at short notice for £25 ($33.50), a sixth of the price for previous days.