Brendan Rodgers receives ringing endorsement over Celtic methods as Atalanta genius tells cynics it's the only way
Italian master Gian Piero Gasperini reckons Brendan Rodgers is right to stick to his attacking guns.
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India Eye Top Spot, Bangladesh Face Must-Win Situation In SAFF Showdown
With a semifinal spot already secured, India will look to reaffirm their dominance when they take on Bangladesh in their final Group A match of the SAFF Women's Championship in Kathmandu on Wednesday. For Bangladesh, this is a do-or-die clash. A win would crown them group champions, while a defeat would see Pakistan advance to the semifinals, with a superior goal difference. Pakistan, also on four points, would join India in the semifinals if the Blue Tigresses triumph. A draw would leave Bangladesh as group runners-up with four points, but they need a victory to top the group.
Leipzig host Liverpool under Klopp’s looming shadow
RB Leipzig host Liverpool in the Champions League on Wednesday as Jurgen Klopp’s recent past and not-too-distant future collide.
England to face USA in women’s Rugby World Cup opener
Hosts England will launch the 2025 women’s Rugby World Cup against the United States in Sunderland on August 22, World Rugby announced Tuesday.
More firms sign up for Edo govt’s inauguration novelty match
Organisers of the novelty match in honour of Edo State’s Governor-elect, Monday Okpeblolo and his deputy, Dennis Idahosa, have announced a partnership with Spires MEDIA and A & K Construction Ltd, who are now the official sponsors of the match.
I know Roy Keane off-camera – he has three non-negotiables to get along with him
Just as he did when he was a player, Manchester United legend Roy Keane has certain expectations around the workplace.
Paul Pogba lands unlikely new job in career change amid 18-month doping ban from football
Paul Pogba has taken a surprising turn into the world of acting while serving his doping suspension.
Celtic could be about to shun scouts as rules change with Paul Tisdale appointment
New Celtic head of football operations Paul Tisdale did without scouts for more than a decade at Exeter, describing them as a "waste of energy."