Columbus' Zach Werenski vetoes trade to Dallas, source says - ESPN
Columbus Blue Jackets star defenseman Zach Werenski has vetoed a trade to the Dallas Stars, an NHL source confirmed to ESPN.
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England test captaincy would be a privilege, says Brook
July 1 : Harry Brook said it would be an honour to captain England's test team if asked and believes he can handle the demands of leading his country across all three formats.
Senegal ready to face Belgium in 'new competition' after difficult group stage
SEATTLE, June 30 : Senegal coach Pape Bouna Thiaw said his side can put their World Cup group-stage troubles behind them when they take on Belgium in the round of 32 on Wednesday, telling reporters that the knockout phase represents an entirely new competition.
Belgium not taking anything for granted in Senegal last-32 clash
SEATTLE, June 30 : Belgium enter their World Cup round of 32 match against Senegal on Wednesday with momentum and a fully fit squad, but coach Rudy Garcia said being favourites was no guarantee in knockout games.
Even 'perfect' may not have toppled France, says Sweden coach Potter
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey, June 30 : There was simply no beating Kylian Mbappe's finely-tuned French team on Tuesday, Sweden coach Graham Potter said, as his team suffered their earliest World Cup exit since 1990 with few regrets against untouchable opponents.
Bosnia coach unfazed by American banter against team
SANTA CLARA, California, June 30 : Bosnia coach Sergej Barbarez has shrugged off American slights against his team, saying they need no extra motivation for their World Cup round-of-32 clash against the United States.
Mexico vs Ecuador World Cup last-32 match delayed by storms
MEXICO CITY: The World Cup last-32 game between Mexico and Ecuador at the Estadio Azteca on Tuesday (Jun 30) has been delayed by heavy rain, a message on the stadium scoreboard said.
No over-confidence from Tuchel's England in World Cup of fine margins
ATLANTA, June 30 : England go into their last-32 tie against the Democratic Republic of Congo as overwhelming favourites, but in a World Cup which has seen upsets and late winners, manager Thomas Tuchel says there will be no over-confidence from his side against a team with nothing to lose.