Leclerc shows Ferrari's pace as Verstappen struggles
MONACO :Ferrari's Charles Leclerc raised hopes of a first home podium appearance after setting the fastest lap in practice for Formula One's showcase Monaco Grand Prix on Friday.
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Real Madrid are the world's best team and it's hard to compete with them - Simeone
Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone, on the eve of his side's final LaLiga match against Real Sociedad, said they fell short of their objectives this season and that title winners Real Madrid were the best team in the world.
Security, Comfort, and Community – TOP 3 Requests of Home Buyers During the War
Over the two years of war, the needs and requests of Ukrainians regarding housing have changed significantly. While previously buyers primarily paid attention to the location and prestige of the area, now security, comfort, and the opportunity to be part of a friendly community are coming to the forefront. This was stated by Ramil Mehtiev, CEO of the ENSO development company.
Manchester United staying silent on Erik ten Hag future despite expectation he will be sacked
Manchester United are still refusing to comment on Erik ten Hag's position amid reports he will be sacked after the FA Cup final.
Springboks v All Blacks: Ticket prices for Cape Town Test range from R250 to R3 500
Tickets for the Springboks' highly anticipated Rugby Championship Test against the All Blacks in Cape Town later this year will range between R250 and R3 500.
Fifth time's a charm: Popovic bids to end A-League final hoodoo
MELBOURNE : After coaching A-League teams to four Grand Final defeats, Tony Popovic will hope to bury the hoodoo by guiding Melbourne Victory to a record-equalling fifth title in Saturday's decider against the champion Central Coast Mariners.
Pioli leaves Milan after disappointing season
MILAN :Stefano Pioli has left AC Milan, the Serie A club announced on Friday, after a season of disappointing results.
Amit Panghal In Focus As Indian Boxers Fight In Final Qualifiers For Paris Olympics
Indian pugilists will be determined to overcome the recent setbacks both inside and outside the boxing ring when they aim for the last available tickets to the Olympic Games at the second World Qualification Tournament, starting on Friday. Up until the last qualifying event, Indian boxers had four quotas but in an unprecedented embarrassment, that number is now down to three after women's 57kg holder Parveen Hooda was handed a 22-month ban for whereabouts failure this month. The boxers' performance at the previous world qualifiers in March was dismal to say the least with only 2023 World Championship bronze medallist Nishant Dev moving past the opening round.