Phil Foden scores late winner as Manchester City hold off Leeds fightback
Phil Foden scored a stoppage-time winner as Manchester City killed off a Leeds fightback to a snatch a dramatic 3-2 victory at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
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England's Wood likely to miss second Ashes test due to sore knee, reports say
Nov 29 : England pacer Mark Wood is likely to miss next week's second Ashes test against Australia due to a sore left knee, media reports said on Saturday.
England captain Stokes dismisses 'arrogant' claims in lead-up to second Ashes test
England captain Ben Stokes dismissed claims his team were "arrogant" following their capitulation in the first Ashes test against Australia in Perth last week as preparations for the second game in the five-match series continued on Saturday.
RB Leipzig held to scoreless draw by Moenchengladbach
MOENCHENGLADBACH, Germany :RB Leipzig's David Raum was left to rue a late shot that hit the woodwork as his side played out a goalless draw at Borussia Moenchengladbach on Friday that prevented them from making much of a dent in Bayern Munich's lead at the top of the Bundesliga.
Alpine skiing-Brennsteiner claims first World Cup victory as Odermatt crashes out
COPPER MOUNTAIN, United States :Austrian Stefan Brennsteiner claimed his first World Cup victory on Friday, winning the men's giant slalom in Copper Mountain as Swiss four-times overall champion Marco Odermatt skied out in the first run.
Veteran Brennsteiner gets 1st World Cup win
At age 34 and in his 81st World Cup across 14 seasons, Stefan Brennsteiner finally got his first win on Friday.
Alpine skiing-Odermatt crashes out in first run as Brennsteiner leads Copper Mountain giant slalom
COPPER MOUNTAIN, United States :Switzerland's four-times overall World Cup champion Marco Odermatt saw his giant slalom bid at Copper Mountain end abruptly on Friday, as Austrian Stefan Brennsteiner seized the early lead in a surprise shake-up of the field.
Coach Dan Campbell says Lions (7-5) in 'little bit of a hole' - ESPN
DETROIT — Even coach Dan Campbell could admit after the Detroit Lions' 31-24 Thanksgiving Day loss to the Green Bay Packers that «we've dug ourselves a little bit of a hole» at 7-5.