€300 billion bill possible for Qatar as World Cup looms
The bill being paid by Qatar for the most expensive World Cup ever held is set to rise to fantasy levels in the one month left to the 20 November kick-off.
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'I'm not even on the podium' - Thibaut Courtois says winning Ballon d'Or is 'impossible' for goalkeepers
Thibaut Courtois does not believe he ever stood a chance of winning the Ballon d'Or this year because he is a goalkeeper. Before the men's prize was awarded to his team-mate Karim Benzema, Courtois picked up the Yashin Trophy which is given to the best goalkeeper for the 2021-22 season when he won the La Liga title and the Champions League. Ad Courtois' fine campaign was capped off by winning the player of the match award in the Champions League final against Liverpool.
Report: Cardinals' Brown suffers possibly season-ending injury
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marquise Brown suffered a potentially season-ending foot injury Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks, reports ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Kyle Walker makes Erling Haaland prediction amid 'impossible' claim about Man City striker
Manchester City defender Kyle Walker has insisted that Pep Guardiola's side cannot afford to rely on star striker Erling Haaland, despite the Norwegian's spectacular start to the season.
Tom Brady: Quarterback possibly facing fine following controversial penalty v Falcons
Tom Brady could reportedly be facing a fine from the NFL for his reaction to a controversial incident over the weekend.
FIFA 23 speed boost hack is impossible to defend against
FIFA 23 has seen a shift from the usual overpowered meta of pure pace on agile players, with all types of players now usable on the game, seeing players that wouldn’t normally get a look in on previous games now options you must try.
West Ham: Scamacca could soon do the 'impossible' at London Stadium
West Ham star Gianluca Scamacca is on the verge of overtaking Michail Antonio as the club’s first choice striker, according to journalist Paul Brown.
Marco Fu admits 147 maximum break should have been 'impossible' at Hong Kong Masters
Marco Fu admitted his 147 maximum break at the Hong Kong Masters should have been “impossible” after spending so long in the snooker wilderness. The 44-year-old produced a perfect clearance to stun John Higgins in a final-frame decider in their semi-final, setting up a showdown with either Neil Robertson or Ronnie O’Sullivan on Sunday. Ad “I would say this is probably my best moment so far as a professional,” he said.