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Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino says he will make no excuses if his side fail to perform at their best in their Premier League opener against Liverpool on Sunday, even though they are in the midst of a major overhaul.
Caleb Williams is the best player in college football. He won the Heisman in 2022 by throwing for 4,537 yards and an eye-popping 42-to-5 TD-to-INT ratio. He puts off more Mahomesian vibes than anyone in college football has since Patrick Mahomes himself. You hold your breath when he starts looking to improvise. He's incredible.
Manchester United will be determined to make a winning start to the 2023/24 Premier League campaign when they welcome Wolves to Old Trafford on Monday night.
It's official! The first of two Women's World Cup semi-final clashes has been confirmed, as Spain and Sweden saw off competition from the Netherlands and Japan, respectively, to set up a mouthwatering match-up in Aukland next Tuesday.
The iconic theme tune is already ringing in our ears and now we finally know all 15 celebrities who will be taking to the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom this year.
Coping without Gundogan
MADRID: Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois will be sidelined for several months as he requires surgery after suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee during Thursday's (Aug 10) training session, the LaLiga club said.
Gazing up from K2 Basecamp, Sajid Ali Sadpara sees Earth's second-highest mountain, his father's final resting place, and a blight of litter on the furthest reaches of the natural world. Sajid dons a down coverall stitched with Pakistan's green flag to scale the 8,611-metre (28,251-foot) spur of rock, clearing an icebound grotesquerie of spent oxygen canisters, mangled tents and snarled rope discarded over decades by climbers questing for the summit.