‘Onana already becoming big distraction for Cameroon’
[FILE] Cameroon’s head coach Rigobert Song (R) oversee a training session of his players including Cameroon’s goalkeeper Andre Onana. (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP)
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Barcelona boss Xavi fighting to keep dressing room - sources - ESPN
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernández is fighting to keep the players onside with a section of the first-team squad losing faith in him, several sources have told ESPN.
McLaren want Norris and Piastri for the long-term
WOKING, England : McLaren see Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri as their long-term driver pairing in Formula One and believe they can convince the Briton to stay beyond next year, according to the team's chief executive Zak Brown.
Benfica namecheck Manchester United in Joao Neves transfer statement
Benfica have moved to deny reports Manchester United have entered into talks with Joao Neves over a possible transfer.
Three Manchester United problems Sir Jim Ratcliffe cannot blame Erik ten Hag for
A lot of blame is to go around Manchester United amid a dismal season.
Reports - Dusty Baker back with Giants as a special assistant - ESPN
SAN FRANCISCO — Dusty Baker is returning to the San Francisco Giants for a third stint with the team, this time as a special assistant in the front office, according to multiple reports.
Sources: Steve, Brian Belichick have chance to stay with Patriots - ESPN
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — New England Patriots assistant coaches Steve Belichick and Brian Belichick, the sons of former head coach Bill Belichick, have been given the opportunity to remain with the team, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Cramps And Tears As Daniil Medvedev Beats Brutal Heat At Australian Open
Frenchman Terence Atmane smashed his racquet, served underarm and retired in tears as he dealt with serious cramp in pushing third seed Daniil Medvedev hard at the Australian Open on Monday. The qualifier struggled in the searing heat on Margaret Court Arena, stunning the Russian by taking the first set but was unable to continue when trailing 5-7, 6-2, 6-4, 1-0. "The conditions were brutal," said two-time tournament finalist Medvedev. "The more he (Atmane) plays this intensity, the better he will be prepared."