Milan win 2-0 at Empoli thanks to Leao and Gimenez
:AC Milan won 2-0 at relegation-threatened Empoli on Saturday thanks to second-half goals from Rafael Leao and Santiago Gimenez in a Serie A clash that ended with both sides down to 10 men.
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Eagles' Brandon Graham comes off IR ahead of Super Bowl LIX - ESPN
NEW ORLEANS — Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham, the hero of Super Bowl LII, will have a chance to re-create the magic Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs in what could be his final game as a pro.
After a nightmare Real Madrid start, is Kylian Mbappé back? - ESPN
Kylian Mbappé is… back? Right? Kinda? Maybe? Sorta?
Not criminal masterminds: Meet Greater Manchester’s most hapless crooks
Ruthless, dastardly and cunning - these are not words you would use to describe Greater Manchester’s most hapless crooks.
'If I were building a brand new PC, I'd buy these discounted NZXT products'
With the latest Nvidia RTX 5090 and 5080 graphics cards finally here, there's never been a better time to build yourself a brand new gaming PC. What's more, NZXT currently has a huge sale on many of its most popular products, making the whole process even more affordable.
Atalanta thrash Verona 5-0 with four from Retegui
VERONA, Italy :Atalanta thrashed lowly Hellas Verona 5-0 in Serie A on Saturday, with Italian striker Mateo Retegui scoring four times including a hat-trick before the break.
Why Leyton Orient player wasn't sent off vs Man City for Omar Marmoush tackle as rule explained
Manchester City had to come from behind to book their place in the FA Cup fifth round on Saturday afternoon as they knocked out League One side Leyton Orient.
St. John's shows it has the makings of a Big East championship team in win at UConn
STORRS, Conn. — The first trickles of sloshed and saddened UConn fans descended from the upper level of Gampel Pavilion with 3:11 remaining in a game that was supposed to reanimate the two-time defending national champions but instead devolved into the passing of a conference torch from one regional power to the upstarts from Queens. "F--- it," one man shouted as he waved an arm in disgust and slugged the last few gulps of his adult beverage, searching for solace in the dregs of $2 beer night. By then, the Huskies trailed by eight following a pair of free throws from Red Storm standout Kadary Richmond, a thorn in Connecticut’s side for the whole of his collegiate career, and nothing about the home team’s turnover-filled malaise suggested any kind of storybook comeback was in play.