Chiefs superfan indicted on bank robbery, money laundering charges - ESPN
A federal grand jury indicted an infamous Kansas City Chiefs superfan Wednesday in Kansas City, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Missouri.
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'We know how to win finals': England's Bronze targets World Cup gold
SYDNEY: Right back Lucy Bronze believes England's experience in winning a major final at last year's Euros could be crucial in Sunday's (Aug 20) Women's World Cup title-decider against a Spain side she knows well.
Ex-athletes defend Northwestern athletics culture in letter - ESPN
More than 1,000 former Northwestern athletes have sent an open letter condemning hazing «in any form,» while also defending an athletics culture they say is not represented or defined by allegations that surfaced this summer against some of the school's programs.
USWNT needs best coach regardless of gender - Ellis - ESPN
Former United States women's national team coach Jill Ellis said on Thursday that the recruitment process for Vlatko Andonovski's replacement should be diverse but that the gender of the candidates should not be a decisive factor.
Super Cup Success Does Not Mask Cracks In Manchester City's Facade
Manchester City's treble winners have added more silverware to their collection, but a UEFA Super Cup victory over Sevilla only exposed some cracks in Pep Guardiola's squad ahead of another demanding campaign. Sevilla had begun their campaign last weekend with a disappointing 2-1 home defeat to Valencia and finished 12th in La Liga last season. But the Europa League winners should have picked up another European trophy in Athens. Youssef En-Nesyri's header powered the Spaniards into a first-half lead, but the Moroccan was guilty of missing two huge chances when one-on-one with Ederson after the break.
World Rugby to appeal England captain Farrell's disciplinary decision
:England captain Owen Farrell's Rugby World Cup future is hanging in the balance once more after World Rugby said on Thursday it will appeal a Six Nations Rugby independent Judicial Committee decision to overturn his red card against Wales.
Antony might be keeping his Manchester United starting role for just one reason
The definition of the word 'gamble' in the dictionary is taking risky action in the hope of a desired result.