New Chelsea boss Graham Potter faces a mountain of issues to solve as his Stamford Bridge tenure gets underway
One clean sheet all season, a hastily-assembled squad and an owner set on shaking up English football. Welcome to Chelsea, Graham Potter.
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Karla Godinez Gonzalez captures Canada's 1st medal at World Wrestling Championships
Karla Godinez Gonzalez claimed Canada's first medal at the 2022 World Wrestling Championships with bronze in the women's 55-kilogram weight division on Tuesday in Belgrade, Serbia.
Buzzer-beater: Runner completes 100-mile race with zero seconds to spare
Canada's Zheng Xiao Hui was the 83rd and final endurance runner to finish the gruelling Whistler Alpine Meadows 100-mile race but there were only smiles after he crossed the line to beat the cut-off time with zero seconds to spare.
Manchester United fans unfurl ‘Glazers Out’ banner at summit of Mount Kilimanjaro
A handful of adventurous Manchester United supporters who climbed to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania have sent a defiant message to the club’s owners from the world’s tallest freestanding mountain.
Experience one of the most incredible railway journeys this autumn. Even better? Kids go free!
Ever wanted to reach the top of Snowdon but don't fancy the long windy walk? Well, there's another option you may not be aware of, travel by train!
Brian Laudrup sees Rangers 'disharmony' as he fears Gio van Bronckhorst admission was unwise
Iconic former Rangers star Brian Laudrup reckons his former team need to rediscover their desire ahead of the visit of Napoli.
Champions League: Rampant Haaland set to show Dortmund what they are missing
Borussia Dortmund know only too well of Erling Haaland's ability to destroy defences in the Champions League, but the German giants may die by the sword they previously lived by when they visit Manchester City on Wednesday. Haaland blossomed into one of the world's most feared strikers during two-and-a-half years in Germany, scoring 86 goals in 89 games for Dortmund.
Blazin’ Saddles: 10 talking points from La Vuelta 2022 as Remco Evenepoel comes of age
Evenepoel sets sights on Tour and Giro In red from Stage 6 onwards, Remco Evenepoel’s only real threat came from himself in the form of that freak crash on the final descent in Stage 12. When he was dropped on the climbs, the Belgian showed maturity beyond his 22 years and stuck to his own tempo – limiting his losses on La Pandera and then all but securing the overall win a day later in Sierra Nevada. Ad On top of that, he demonstrated supreme time trialling prowess to win a maiden Grand Tour stage in Alicante, and then ruthlessness to win in red by denying Robert Gesink on the Alto del Piornal.