College Football Playoff title game set for Las Vegas in Jan. 2027 - ESPN
Las Vegas will host the College Football Playoff national championship game at Allegiant Stadium on Jan. 25, 2027, the CFP announced Friday.
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East Bengal Break 4-Game Winless Streak With 2-1 Win Against Kerala Blasters
East Bengal FC returned to winning ways with a 2-1 victory over Kerala Blasters FC in an Indian Super League match on Friday. This was the Red and Gold brigade's first victory in five games, having last won 1-0 against Jamshedpur FC on December 21. A brilliant first half strike from PV Vishnu saw the hosts take the lead at half-time, before Hijazi Maher extended the advantage in the second half. Danish Farooq brought the Kerala Blasters FC back into the game with a late goal but in the end, it was only a consolation. With this win, the Red and Golds have also snapped their three-game losing streak in the current campaign.
Liverpool’s Slot disagrees with dad over ‘exciting’ football
Liverpool manager Arne Slot joked Friday that his father sometimes complains that his football is not “exciting” enough.
Equatorial Guinea to replace Congo at CHAN tourney
One of Nigeria’s opponents in Group D of the African Nations Championship (CHAN), Congo, has been disqualified.
Marcus Rashford Man United transfer stance as Juventus and Barcelona plan emerges
Manchester United star Marcus Rashford is 'open' to joining Juventus on loan this month. The 27-year-old has dominated transfer talk throughout January after signalling his desire to leave United in December.
Washington's dynamic duo: Why Jayden Daniels & Kliff Kingsbury are a perfect match
Dan Quinn arrives before dawn most days at the Washington Commanders facility in Ashburn, Va., and no matter how early he shows up, he knows Kliff Kingsbury's car will already be there. And his offensive coordinator isn't usually alone, either. Later in the week, Jayden Daniels' car will be there too.
Bears coach Ben Johnson says his offense won't 'look the same as it did in Detroit'
Ben Johnson vowed, in so many words, not to make the same mistake that cost former Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus his job.