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Nicolas Pepe’s future at Arsenal must be concluded at the end of the season. And the winger has revealed a big hint on his intentions ahead of the next campaign.
The 66th Eurovision song contest is gracing our screens tonight (Saturda, May 14), live from Turin, Italy. The grand final will see the top 25 countries battle it out at the PalaOlympico to become Eurovision champion.
Moroccan club Wydad Casablanca qualified for a third CAF Champions League final in six seasons despite being held 1-1 by Angolan visitors Petro Luanda on Friday.
Sheffield Wednesday are one of the clubs interested in out-of-contract Gillingham defender Jack Tucker, according to journalist Alan Nixon.
A Spanish outlet has provided a further update on Leeds United winger Raphinha and a summer move to Barcelona.
Punjab Kings emerged victorious on Friday night, beating Royal Challengers Bangalore by 54 runs at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai to keep their hopes alive of qualifying for the IPL 2022 playoffs. The big win over RCB also provided a much-needed boost to PBKS' net run-rate. Jonny Bairstow and Liam Livingstone starred for PBKS with the bat while Kagiso Rabada was the standout with the ball in hand. Apart from their off-field performance, Punjab Kings are also winning hearts off the field, with their post for Virat Kohli going viral on Instagram.
They excelled in the athletic spotlight, but their feats on the beam and bars masked a darker reality: Canadian gymnasts are taking legal action to denounce a "toxic" culture of physical, sexual and psychological abuse by the sport's top brass. Having tolerated the harm for decades, victims around the world have come forward in the wake of a US gymnastics scandal that broke in 2015 before spreading abroad, including to Britain where athletes launched a similar legal action last year.
SINGAPORE: As a child, one of Alvin Woo's frequent haunts was a Ghim Moh senior citizens' corner near his home.