RTL looking into Bundesliga broadcasting rights, CEO says
BERLIN : Germany's RTL is considering throwing its hat into the ring to secure broadcasting rights for Bundesliga soccer matches, its CEO said on Thursday.
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Kate Garraway says 'no one expected' as she explains husband Derek's wishes for new documentary
Kate Garraway has given more insight into her next documentary as her late husband Derek Draper is set to tell his own story. The new film has been confirmed following Derek's tragic passing in January this year.
Martino plays down Messi injury as Inter Miami advance in Champions Cup
Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez continued their prolific partnership in club football with both on target as Inter Miami reached the quarter-finals of the Concacaf Champions Cup with a 3-1 win over Nashville on Wednesday.
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.
Kate Middleton's 'blister proof' Marks and Spencer trainers are perfect for throwing on with jeans and spring dresses
Fans of Kate Middleton are rushing to Marks and Spencer to snap up a pair of 'perfect for spring' trainers the Princess of Wales has been seen wearing time and time again. The Marks and Spencer trainers, which come in five colours, are said to be 'blister proof', and can be worn for hours without rubbing the feet.
Luke Littler should follow Sir Alex Ferguson advice to avoid Emma Raducanu repeat
Ex-professional golfer Andrew Chandler has warned Luke Littler to remove himself from the media spotlight as his rapid rise in darts continues.
Martino: Inter Miami taking cautious approach with Messi's injury - ESPN
Lionel Messi had a goal and an assist before leaving the game due to a leg injury as Inter Miami CF beat Nashville SC 3-1 in the second leg of the Concacaf Champions Cup round-of-16 matchup on Wednesday night.
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.