Lonzo Ball says he'll 'definitely' play again despite knee surgeries - ESPN
Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball insists he will play again despite a series of knee surgeries that have derailed his promising career.
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Portugal coach fears Fijian physicality in Pool C clash
LYON, France: Portugal coach Patrice Lagisquet said his team continued to surprise him with the standard of their play but he feared that Fijian physicality might be too much for them in their final World Cup match next weekend.
Manchester United told to do three things to turn season around
Erik ten Hag has been told that the formula for Manchester United’s season around starts on the training ground and physio room.
Patrick Mahomes' goal-line slide shifts millions at sportsbooks - ESPN
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes slid down at the New York Jets' 2-yard line, sealing a 23-20 win over the Jets on Sunday night, a decision that shifted tens of millions of dollars at sportsbooks around the nation.
Patrick Mahomes' goal-line slide shifts millions at sportsbooks - ESPN
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes slid down at the New York Jets' 2-yard line, sealing a 23-20 win over the New York Jets on Sunday night, a decision that shifted tens of millions of dollars at sportsbooks around the nation.
Lisandro Martinez lay-off is necessary for Manchester United to see the best of him again
Erik ten Hag wants all of his signings at Manchester United to share one particular trait: personality.
Asian Games athletics official in stable condition after being hit by hammer
HANGZHOU, China: An athletics official suffered a broken leg and serious bleeding after being hit by a misthrown hammer in the Asian Games in Hangzhou, but his vital signs are now stable, a spokesman for the Games said on Sunday (Oct 1).
India Hammer Pakistan 3-0 To Emerge SAFF U-19 Champions
India came up with a solid performance as they hammered arch-rivals Pakistan 3-0 to win the SAFF Men's U-19 Championship in Kathmandu on Saturday. Manglenthang Kipgen (64', 85') and Gwgwmsar Goyary (90 5') found the back of the net for the Blue Colts at the Dashrath Stadium. It was India's eighth youth title in the SAFF championships, a clear testimony of their regional supremacy. Substitute Kipgen once again emerged as the hero for the Indians. Following his nerve-wracking winning penalty strike against hosts Nepal in the semi-final on Wednesday, Kipgen continued to shine as he scored the first two goals to literally slam the doors on Pakistan's ambitions.