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MELBOURNE: Australia's athletes will have only 48 hours to let their hair down after finishing their events at the Commonwealth Games before having to pack their bags and leave their athlete villages as part of the team's strict COVID-19 protocols.
A man was assaulted at a street party in north Manchester on the hottest day of the year, police have said. Officers were called to reports of a disturbance at Harmer Close in Newton Heath on Tuesday night.
It's a sign of James Forrest ’s longevity as a Celt that he is the only player on the Parkhead who can remember training and playing with Artur Boruc. And Forrest’s assessment of the larger than life Legia Warsaw keeper, who will play the final match of a fine career at the age of 42 against Ange Postecoglou’s team tomorrow night in the Polish capital, is somewhat at odds with the public perception of Boruc, who often hogged the headlines during his five-year spell at Parkhead which ended in 2010.
Manchester United's players partied at one of Melbourne's most exclusive nightclubs ahead of their clash with Crystal Palace at the MCG on Tuesday night.
St. Andrews, Scotland — Amid the chaos lies the winner of the 150th Open. The concoction of contenders at the top of the leaderboard combines players at different stages of their careers, and with mixed expectations and urgency.
Michael Beale got the balloons and bunting out as Rangers stormed their way to Seville. And he reckons Gio van Bronckhorst’ s side are ready to fly the flag again by making it a double delight for Scotland in the Champions League.
In typical Manchester fashion, the heavens opened an hour before England's Lionesses kicked off their Women's Euro 2022 campaign with the eyes of the world on Old Trafford. And in typical Manchester fashion, that didn't dampen the party atmosphere outside Old Trafford one bit - it just moved the party inside. With the ground filling up, the rain was soon replaced by residual smoke from a pyrotechnic display to open the tournament, with the Lionesses continuing the show over the next two hours. As England depart Manchester with a hard-fought victory to begin their Euro campaign, they will have almost certainly left a lasting impression on the record-breaking crowd who came to cheer them on - this was a UEFA Women's Euro record attendance of over 68,000, also setting a record for women's football in Manchester in the process. ALSO READ: England player ratings as Lionesses secure Women's Euro 2022 opener win over Austria
A party bike with seats for up to ten revellers to pedal around Manchester city centre as they enjoy a drink and a sing is causing quite the stir. The Manchester Party bike has been launched by two pals who have seen just what fun it can be in other cities across Europe.