Athletes puzzled by minister’s choice of Adeleye as technical aide
Technical Director of the Sacked Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN), Sunday Adeleye. Photo: TWITTER/NIGERIAATHLETICS
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Phil Mickelson says improved LIV roster 'going to happen' - ESPN
Phil Mickelson on Wednesday said a revised agreement «kind of opens the door» for other PGA Tour players to join the LIV Golf League, with the six-time major champion hinting that the breakaway league's roster is «going to improve next year.»
Jadon Sancho's closest friends at Manchester United believe he is in the wrong in Erik ten Hag feud
Manchester United will listen to offers for Jadon Sancho in January if the winger hasn't ended his first-team exile by apologising to Erik ten Hag by then.
Man accused of hiding getaway car after Ashley Dale shooting claims murder suspects are 'horrible rats'
A man accused of hiding a getaway car used in the shooting of Ashley Dale told detectives his co-defendants were "horrible rats" who "threw me under the bus".
Kalvin Phillips' message to Pep Guardiola as Rodri drops hint over Man City future
Manchester City are poised to resume their Premier League title defence after the international break.
Manchester United bow out of the Champions League with loss to Paris Saint-Germain
Manchester United's Champions League dreams came to an end at the Parc Des Princes on Wednesday night. The European debutants held the French heavyweights Paris Saint-Germain to a 1-1 draw on home turf in the first leg but lost 3-1 in the reverse fixture to lose 4-2 on aggregate.
Manchester street food market Grub to remain open after company behind it entered liquidation owing over £200k
A company behind Manchester street food market Grub owed more than £200,000 as it entered liquidation, it has been revealed. Grub MCR at Mayfield Limited racked up debts of £231,600 in total to creditors such as NatWest and HMRC.
Back your women's teams properly, FIFA women's officer tells FAs
LONDON : National football associations need to properly support their women's teams so they can perform at their best, FIFA chief women's football officer Sarai Bareman said on Wednesday.