Mikel Arteta makes Man City Premier League title point and responds to 'immaturity' claims
Mikel Arteta has responded to claims that his Arsenal team celebrated too much after their 3-1 victory over Liverpool last weekend.
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Ruben Dias: Manchester City use rivals' hatred as fuel to succeed
Ruben Dias is ready to use the utterings of Manchester City’s doubters and detractors as fuel to launch their bid to repeat last season's historic treble.
Kobbie Mainoo promise made after manager claimed he'd 'love to work' with Manchester United ace
Gareth Southgate admits he is excited by the potential of Manchester United's teenage star Kobbie Mainoo and will continue to assess all players ahead of England's final batch of friendlies before this summer's European Championship.
Julius Peppers headlines defensive-focused 2024 Pro Football Hall of Fame class
The Pro Football Hall of Fame now has a roster featuring every NFL franchise.
NFL players react to Taylor Swift effect heading into Super Bowl LVIII
Taylor Swift's effect on the NFL has been palpable, and players at the 2024 NFL Honors seemed to be all for the added exposure this season.
£72m signing might stop Manchester United making club-record summer transfer move
Ivan Toney looks increasingly set to leave Brentford this summer, but a move to Manchester United looks rather unlikely.
"Gone Too Long...": Ex-Australia Star Suggests Big Rule Change For ODI Cricket
Former Australian cricket team batter Aaron Finch believes that ODI matches should be reduced to 40 overs a side in order to bring back interest to the format. In the recent times, a lot of questions have been asked about the relevance of the format with the growing popularity of T20s. In a recent discussion, Finch said that teams bowl 11 or 12 overs per hour in ODI matches and the slow over rate has resulted in spectators losing interest. He added that there is a chance that the cricket fans may end up calling ODI games a 'glorified T20' and as a result, a 40-over format may be beneficial for the future.
Qatar and Jordan look to answer critics in all-Arab Asian Cup final
DOHA : Qatar and Jordan will play an all-Arab Asian Cup final on Saturday where both teams are highly motivated to answer critics who gave them no chance of going so far.