Warriors' Stephen Curry has pelvic contusion, no structural damage - ESPN
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry underwent an MRI that confirmed the point guard suffered a pelvic contusion and no structural damage, the team announced Friday.
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Brazil's Alisson to return to Liverpool after head injury against Colombia
Brazil goalkeeper Alisson, who was forced off the field after a clash of heads during Thursday's 2-1 win over Colombia in a World Cup qualifier, has left the national team and will return to his club Liverpool, the Premier League side said on Friday.
Coroner issues new recommendations after investigation into boxer's death finds falsified medical records
A Quebec coroner has revised his initial report into the death of a Mexican boxer after a Radio-Canada investigation found that her medical records had been falsified or were inaccurate.
LIVE: Large cordon and forensic tent in place near Manchester city centre - updates
A large cordon is in place in central Manchester. An area of Palmerston Street, between Ancoats, Beswick and the city centre, has been taped off.
Which schools have won the most NCAA Men's Tournament Championships?
The first round of the 2025 men's NCAA Tournament got underway Thursday, and the 68-team field has already started to whittle down. On April 7, there will be only one remaining as we crown another NCAA basketball champion.
European markets drop following week of interest rate decisions
European markets opened downbeat on Friday morning as they digested interest rate decisions from the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, Sweden’s Riksbank and the Swiss National Bank.
Oman draw was South Korea's worst performance in qualifiers, says coach
South Korea manager Hong Myung-bo said his side delivered their worst performance of World Cup qualifying after being held 1-1 by Oman in Goyang, settling for a second consecutive draw following November's 1-1 stalemate with Palestine in Amman.
Red Bull ready for development race over 2025, Horner says
SHANGHAI : Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said on Friday he was primed for a "development race" between Formula One's top teams ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix, singling out McLaren's 2025 challenger as "the car to beat".