One of Manchester United's backroom staff has sent them a reminder in a way nobody expected
Manchester United rolled out the red carpet at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon to welcome back some of the club's most famous faces of the past.
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Notre Dame suffers stunning upset to Northern Illinois; Huskies record first-ever win over top-10 opponent
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Lyudmyla Kichenok postpones wedding plans en route to US Open doubles title: 'A good excuse'
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Paris Paralympics 2024: Simran Wins India's 28th Medal With Bronze In Women's 200m T12 Final
Braving all odds with a steely resolve, India's Simran won the bronze medal in the women's 200m T12 final at the Paralympic Games in Paris on Saturday. Reigning world champion Simran finished third on the podium with a personal best time of 24.75 seconds in what was a culmination of a journey that was fraught with obstacles right from the day she was born. The T12 classification in the Paralympics is for athletes with visual impairments.
Paul Goldsmith, NASCAR and Indy 500 icon, dead at 98
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Caitlin Clark sets Fever record for most 3-pointers in single season during Indiana's loss to Lynx
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'My Body Shut Down,' Says Frances Tiafoe After US Open Heartbreak
Frances Tiafoe blamed his heartbreaking five-set US Open semi-final defeat to Taylor Fritz on cramping after his "body shut down". Tiafoe twice led in the match but the final set lasted just 27 minutes in which he was broken three times and collected just nine points. "I was the better player for sure tonight. In the fourth set, I just had some in-and-out cramps. I felt like my body just kind of shut down on me," said the 20th-ranked Tiafoe after his 4-6, 7-5, 4-6, 6-4, 6-1 defeat.
Liverpool Legend Ron Yeats Dies At The Age Of 86
Former Liverpool captain Ron Yeats, who led the club to their first FA Cup and two top-flight titles, has died aged 86, the Premier League side announced on Saturday. The ex-Scotland defender was part of the Liverpool side that won the Second Division title under Bill Shankly in 1962 and went on to win the old First Division twice, the FA Cup in 1965 and the Charity Shield three times. He had been living with Alzheimer's disease in recent years. Liverpool FC is mourning the passing of legendary former captain Ron Yeats," read a club statement. "In the words of Bill Shankly, a 'colossus' in club history.