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RIYADH: The new Saudi Pro League strategy is about “more than simply bringing world class players” or “spending big amounts of money on players,” according to the competition’s interim CEO and Vice Chairman Saad Allazeez.
Ten days out now from the dream final. It's always a great buzz in the few days after an All-Ireland semi-final win. You'd be bouncing into training on the Tuesday afterwards, knowing you were winding up for the biggest game of the year.
Gone are the days where pre-season fixtures for a club like Manchester City consist of meetings with local neighbours or visiting European teams.
Ebbsfleet manager Dennis Kutrieb wants new signing Nathan Odokonyero to follow in the footsteps of Franklin Domi and Ben Chapman.
Joint-head coach Roland Edge believes the key to David Smith hitting the goal trail at Folkestone once more will be ensuring the striker is enjoying his football again.
Gillingham manager Neil Harris knows his team need to sharpen up in attack and plans are already in place to make that happen.
The Women’s World Cup begins in Australia and New Zealand today.
Women's World Cup squads in Auckland were shocked but safe after a deadly shooting near several team hotels overshadowed the opening day of the tournament Thursday. The incident, which left two victims and the gunman dead, occurred close to the hotels of reigning champions the United States, as well as the Philippines and Norway -- who play co-hosts New Zealand later in the day in the city. Norway captain Maren Mjelde said the team -- staying just 300-400 metres (1,000-1,300 feet) from a building site where the shooting took place -- were woken by a helicopter and "a large number of emergency vehicles".