England defender Chalobah joins Como from Chelsea
Aug 9 : Como have signed defender Trevoh Chalobah from Chelsea on a five-year contract, the Serie A club said on Sunday.
Security Sport News
Egypt’s historic run ends with fourth place at Women’s U-18 Handball World Championship
CAIRO: After their historic run that saw them to the semifinals, Egypt lost 23-19 to Denmark on Sunday in the third-place match at the Women’s U-18 Handball World Championship, held in Romania.
LOI: St Patrick's Atheltic reduce gap to seven with win over Shelbourne
St Patrick's Athletic have reduced the gap to Shamrock Rovers at the top of the table to seven points after a 2-1 win over Shelbourne.
Fernandez secures dominant British MotoGP victory, Martin extends championship lead
Aug 9 : Trackhouse Racing's Raul Fernandez led from the opening lap to win the British MotoGP on Sunday, capitalising on an early setback for championship leader Jorge Martin at Silverstone.
World number one Sabalenka suffers Toronto setback as Alexandrova advances
Aug 9 : World number one Aryna Sabalenka suffered a setback in her U.S. Open build-up after she was beaten 7-6(3) 4-6 6-4 by Russia's Ekaterina Alexandrova in the fourth round of the Canadian Open in Toronto on Saturday.
Sunday sport: Cork and Galway face off in Camogie final, Aaron McKenna wins middleweight title
Cork and Galway are preparing for their clash in the All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship final at Croke Park.
Niemann, Varner III and Westwood share LIV Golf New York going into last day
BEDMINSTER: Joaquin Niemann’s dominant week hit its first speed bump, but he remains well positioned to secure his second LIV Golf title of the season.
FIFA condemns 'concerted and ongoing effort' to weaken Infantino
PARIS: FIFA on Saturday (Aug 8) condemned "a concerted and ongoing effort by some to undermine" the world game's governing body and its president Gianni Infantino as the controversy over his now-shelved private investment plan rumbles on.Infantino has faced calls to resign and was also subject to allegations from a British newspaper on Friday that he paid off a lover while at European governing body UEFA."Recent reporting has included unsubstantiated assertions and demonstrably false claims concerning FIFA and its President," said the FIFA statement.Infantino served as secretary general of European football's governing body from 2009 to 2016.According to The Telegraph newspaper, the Italian-Swiss lawyer previously used his influence to secure a promotion for a UEFA employee with whom he was in an intimate relationship.The newspaper added - without revealing its sources - that the same employee received a "six-figure sum" upon her departure in addition to the payment of tuition fees for a business school amounting to around £45,000 (US$60,700).When contacted by AFP, UEFA acknowledged that "a departure payment was made to the individual in question" at that time, "coupled with the payment of fees for an MBA course at a local business school".