Foden strike keeps Man City on Liverpool's heels
BOURNEMOUTH, England :Manchester City secured a hard-earned 1-0 victory at Bournemouth on Saturday as Phil Foden's goal moved them within one point of Premier League leaders Liverpool.
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Paolini downs giant-slayer Kalinskaya to win Dubai Championships
DUBAI : Italian Jasmine Paolini fought back from a set down to beat qualifier Anna Kalinskaya 4-6 7-5 7-5 in the final of the Dubai Tennis Championships on Saturday to secure her second WTA singles title.
Villa hold off Forest fightback to win 4-2
BIRMINGHAM, England :Aston Villa held off a spirited comeback attempt from Nottingham Forest to secure a 4-2 Premier League home win on Saturday, with the hosts' Douglas Luiz netting twice and striker Ollie Watkins and winger Leon Bailey setting each other up to score.
Why Manchester United youth goalkeeper played outfield in Under-18s fixture
Manchester United Under-18s goalkeeper Cameron Byrne-Hughes had to play an outfield role in the latter stages of Saturday's 3-0 win over Middlesbrough at Carrington.
Winning start for Dupont in Sevens as France record double victories
France's Antoine Dupont made a winning start to his Rugby Sevens journey at the Vancouver SVNS event as he helped his side secure victories over the United States and Samoa to reach Saturday's quarter-finals.
League Cup trophy a part of final chapter with Liverpool, says Klopp
Winning the League Cup would be a crucial addition to the final segment of a memoir with Liverpool, the soon-to-depart manager Juergen Klopp said before his side's final match against Chelsea.
Warriors give Steve Kerr record two-year, $35M extension - ESPN
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr, an architect of four franchise championships, has agreed on a two-year, $35 million contract extension that will make him the highest-paid coach in NBA history, agents Rick Smith and Dan Eveloff of Priority Sports told ESPN on Friday.
EU Policy. UK blames Brussels as it pulls out of Energy Charter Treaty
The UK government has announced it is quitting a post-Cold War treaty that was intended to protect investments in petroleum-rich post-Soviet states, but has mainly been used by energy firms to sue western European governments, blaming bickering in Brussels for blocking reform.