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Anyone who watched this past weekend's Mexican Grand Prix would have seen the cameras focusing quite a bit on a figure in the Formula 1 paddock. Whether it's to capture his smile or a facial expression, the weekend belonged to one person - and he's not even a celebrity, per se!
It would “be a slap in the face for those people in Australia who did the right thing” to allow Novak Djokovic to play at the 2023 Australian Open, says Australia’s shadow home affairs minister Karen Andrews. Djokovic had his visa cancelled and was deported ahead of this year's Australian Open owing to his Covid vaccination status. Usually, under those circumstance, he would be banned from returning to Australia for three years.
Italian politician Luigi Musto has demanded UEFA reinstate the travel and accommodation costs of both Rangers and Napoli supporters after away fans were banned from both Champions League games. European football's governing body decided to reschedule the second game in the group stage from Tuesday to Wednesday because of Scottish policing issues.
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Eintracht Frankfurt defender Martin Hinteregger has announced his retirement from football at the age of 29.
LONDON: French right-wing politician Eric Zemmour was ejected from the football training center of former French star Zinedine Zidane, The Observer reported.
Former politician Bernd Neuendorf was on Friday voted in as the new president of the embattled German Football Association (DFB). The 60-year-old succeeds Fritz Keller, who resigned in May 2021 amid a scandal after comparing his deputy to a notorious Nazi-era judge. Prior to that, there had been a power struggle at the top lasting months which saw general secretary Friedrich Curtius resign. Neuendorf was voted in by a clear majority at a meeting in Bonn. He called for unity after years of turbulent scandals have dogged the German FA. "We have to keep the shop together," he said.
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel expressed his frustration at being plagued with questions on Russia's invasion of Ukraine with the future of the club's ownership structure still unclear.