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Angel Di Maria will be out for around three weeks after picking up a hamstring injury during Juventus' humiliating defeat at Maccabi Haifa, the struggling club said on Thursday. In a statement, Juve said Di Maria underwent tests on Thursday "which revealed a low-grade lesion to the hamstring of the right thigh". "It will take around 20 days for the player's complete recovery," Juve added.
There are a few key decisions looming on the horizon for Erik ten Hag. With steady progress being made on the pitch, his new-look side is beginning to take shape, but he still has some crucial calls to make, ones that will influence just how successful he becomes.
Mohamed Salah scored a clinical hat-trick across six scintillating minutes as Liverpool battered Rangers in the Champions League on Wednesday evening.
Cristiano Ronaldo is already starting a new trend.
Lionesses captain Leah Williamson has spoken out on the lack of diversity in women’s football at present.
Jeremy Santos is one to watch as Tonbridge bid to end Dartford’s five-match winning streak.
Liverpool will go into their Premier League clash with Manchester City with a renewed sense of confidence after putting seven past Rangers on Wednesday, manager Jurgen Klopp admits.
The University of Hull's head of sport Steve Curtis is looking forward to a host of exciting opportunities for students ahead of the construction of their new rugby league performance, education and community hub. The £1.5 million project has received financial support from the RLWC2021 CreatedBy Legacy Fund, delivered in partnership with the Rugby Football League, (RFL), Sport England and Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS), and Hull City Council.