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LONDON :Beauden Barrett will start at flyhalf for New Zealand against England on Saturday, with his brothers Scott and Jordie also in the powerful-looking side named by coach Scott Robertson on Thursday.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are back on top of the baseball world.
Oddsmakers believe the World Series champs are the team to beat next year, too.
The FA wants to achieve equal access to soccer for girls in 90 per cent of schools by 2028 and boost the number of female coaches in the game as part of its new strategy to grow women's football, England's governing body said on Thursday.
MELBOURNE : Football Australia (FA) confirmed 16 teams will compete in a national second-tier competition to launch in October 2025 but the governing body made no mention of a promotion-relegation system linked to the top flight A-League.
Manchester United fans attempting to tune into Sky Sports+ to watch the club's Carabao Cup tie against Leicester City on TV were left frustrated after temporarily being unable to access the broadcast.
Winless in three matches after chief coach Manolo Marquez took charge as head coach, the Indian men's football team will play Malaysia in an international friendly in Hyderabad on November 18, national federation (AIFF) said on Wednesday. The All India Football Federation (AIFF) had last month announced that the match will be played on November 19 but did specify the venue. On Wednesday, it advanced the match by a day and also announced the venue. "The FIFA Friendly match between India and Malaysia will be played on November 18, 2024, at Gachibowli Stadium in Hyderabad, Telangana," the AIFF said.
After tying a World Series record by homering in five straight games Monday night, Freddie Freeman grinned and said, "Let's hopefully make it six," he said.