Manchester United need to repeat £25m transfer that Erik ten Hag said he 'didn’t want'
Manchester United spent millions in the transfer market under Erik ten Hag and it's not an unfair assessment to say most of it was wasted.
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San Francisco's Allen hits record 19 sixes in MLC season opener
San Francisco Unicorns opener Finn Allen smashed a record 19 sixes in his incendiary 151 off 51 balls against defending champions Washington Freedom in the opening match of this year's Major League Cricket (MLC) on Thursday.
Tyler Adams says USMNT not concerned with 'outside noise' from former players
Tyler Adams says the U.S. soccer team has tuned out criticism from former players.
USMNT tunes out Donovan, Dempsey criticism, says Tyler Adams - ESPN
Tyler Adams said the United States men's national team has tuned out criticism from former players.
Four-time champ Swiatek launches French Open bid with record in sight
PARIS :Defending champion Iga Swiatek cruised past Rebecca Sramkova of Slovakia 6-3 6-3 and into the second round of the French Open on Monday, launching her quest for a record fourth straight women's title.
Nadal enjoying pain-free life as French Open looms
PARIS :For the first time since Rafael Nadal called time on his extraordinary career, the French Open begins without the looming prospect of its most dominant champion, and while Roland-Garros turns the page on a golden era, the 14-time winner says he is content to leave the stage behind.
Ruben Amorim favourite might be about to discover how ruthless Manchester United boss really is
When Manchester United appointed Ruben Amorim last November, Manuel Ugarte would have breathed a sigh of relief. After a slow start to life at Old Trafford following his £50million switch from Paris St-Germain, a reunion with his former Sporting coach looked just the ticket.
Knight Riders Beat Capitals To Clinch 'Jail Premier League'. Video
In a unique initiative to boost the physical and mental health of inmates, Jail Premier League was organised in Mathura prison on the lines of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The cricket tournament was organised within the prison premises, and many prisoners took part in the event. According to the Jail Superintendent, Anshuman Garg, the main aim of organising the Jail Premier League was to give some moments of freedom to the prisoners in the "walled" life of the jail.