The arguments for and against sacking Ruben Amorim at Manchester United this summer
The dust is beginning to settle on Manchester United's defeat in the Europa League final.
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Harith Noah Withdraws From W2RCs South African Safari Rally After Unfortunate Injury
Indian rally-raid rider Harith Noah was forced to withdraw from the South African Safari Rally, Round 3 of the 2025 FIA-FIM World Rally-Raid Championship (W2RC), following a crash at the beginning of Stage 1. Harith encountered a jackal that jumped in front of his bike and while attempting to brake and maneuver around the animal, he crashed, resulting in significant swelling in his right hand. He got up and showed resilience, riding 20 kilometres more before withdrawing due to loss of grip strength and pain from the fall. Harith had made a good start to the rally, finishing 5th in the Prologue Stage of Rally 2 with a timing of 7:44.1s, marking his return to rally-raid after he had an injury-led exit at the Dakar Rally, earlier in January which required surgery to his wrist.
Hall of Famer Brian Urlacher reiterates stance on transgender athletes in sports: 'Common sense'
Hall of Fame NFL linebacker Brian Urlacher gives his take on the debate over whether transgender athletes should participate in women’s sports on ‘America Reports.’
Manchester United have been warned about an £89m problem they can't ignore
This time last year Manchester United were gearing up for the start of the summer transfer window having identified just four players within their squad who were not for sale.
Malone clears air -- Jokic, not Gilgeous-Alexander, my MVP choice - ESPN
Former Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone raised more than a few eyebrows earlier this week with his lofty praise of Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, but he wanted to set the record straight with the city of Denver on Thursday night.
Ice hockey-Denmark's 'Miracle Of Midtjylland' sends Canada crashing out
HERNING, Denmark : Denmark's miraculous comeback from a goal down to beat superpower Canada in the Midtjylland town of Herning to reach the semi-finals of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World Championship was a result so seismic that not even the Danish players could believe what they had done.
F1 Drivers Gave Their Thoughts About New Monaco Two-Stop Rule Meant To Make The Race Not Cripplingly Boring
The first course on the greatest Sunday of the motorsports calendar is the Monaco Grand Prix, and while it is one of the most visually stunning races on the planet, it has a reputation for being the racing equivalent of Ambien.
Canada loses, U.S. reaches semifinals at ice hockey worlds - ESPN
HERNING, Denmark — Nick Olesen scored with 49 seconds left as Denmark stunned Canada 2-1 at the ice hockey world championship Thursday to advance to the semifinals.