Adelaide's Cavallo engaged after on-pitch proposal
Josh Cavallo, Australia's first active male professional footballer to come out as gay, said he is engaged following an on-pitch proposal to his partner at Adelaide United’s home ground on Thursday.
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Sabalenka seeks 'home' comforts in Miami after Indian Wells shock
World number two Aryna Sabalenka shrugged off her stunning defeat by Emma Navarro in the fourth round of Indian Wells and said she hoped her "home" tournament in Miami next week would provide the platform to hit peak form again.
'When we bought Manchester City, we looked up to United. Now Sir Jim should learn from us'
A Manchester City executive has welcomed Sir Jim Ratcliffe's plans to turn Old Trafford into a 'Wembley of the North' - but he hopes that United will learn lessons from their rivals. Marty Edelman, who is a member of the City Football Group board, told an audience at the MIPIM property conference in the French Riviera on Tuesday (March 12) that the move by Manchester United is 'excellent'.
Hojlund, Maguire, Shaw - Manchester United injury news and return dates before Liverpool
Manchester United have received a timely injury boost ahead of facing Liverpool in Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final clash.
World's 1st Openly-Gay Footballer Proposes To Partner At Adelaide United Stadium. See Pics
Josh Cavallo, the first openly homosexual footballer to come out, has proposed to his partner at the stadium of his club Adelaide United. Cavallo, who revealed in 2021 that he is gay, proposed to his partner, Leighton Morrell, on one knee at an empty Hindmarsh Stadium. Taking to social media, Cavallo uploaded the pictures of the same. "Starting this year with my fiance. Mr and Mr coming soon. Thank you Adelaide United for helping set up this surprise," Cavallo captioned the post on X.
AFC Asks Ousted AIFF Legal Head To Submit Evidence Of Corruption Charges Against Kalyan Chaubey
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has asked the AIFF's ousted legal head, Nilanjan Bhattacharjee, to submit evidence for the allegations of corruption he has levelled against national federation head Kalyan Chaubey, calling it a serious matter. AIFF president Chaubey on March 6 served a legal notice to the organisation's former principal legal advisor Bhattacharjee for accusing him of corruption. Bhattacharjee, in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has alleged that Chaubey was part of non-transparent tender processes and made attempts to "siphon off money from the federation" for personal expenses.
Atletico knock out Inter on penalties to reach CL quarters
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A's Laughably Comparing Las Vegas Move To Dodgers Leaving For Los Angeles
If you were looking for insight into just how absurd Major League Baseball management is, the Oakland A's might have provided the single best example.