North Macedonia hold off Belgium attack to claim vital World Cup point
GHENT, Belgium :North Macedonia put on a defensive masterclass to hold Belgium to a 0-0 draw away in their World Cup qualifier on Friday and stay one point ahead in Group J.
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Northern Ireland stun Slovakia in 2-0 win
BELFAST :Northern Ireland reignited their World Cup qualification hopes with a 2-0 win over Slovakia in Belfast on Friday, and moved into second place in Group A.
Coach Cal, self-described 'poor, miserable, sinner,' left Kentucky for Arkansas after chat with priest
Legendary college basketball coach John Calipari appears on OutKick's 'Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich' to talk about his decision to leave Kentucky.
Finn Azaz: Win for Ireland in Portugal would be bigger shock than Armenia defeat
Finn Azaz has admitted a Republic of Ireland victory in Portugal would be a bigger shock than their defeat in Armenia as they attempt to get their World Cup qualification campaign back on track.
Undefeated NFL teams 2025: Are there any left heading into Week 6?
It took only five weeks of football for the NFL's parity to win out. The Eagles and Bills were the last two teams to remain undefeated through Week 4, but both teams met their match, leaving no undefeated teams left in the 2025 NFL season. Let's check out how each team lost:
Man City have to ask unexpected question of £31m signing after shock call-up
May's FA Cup final defeat to Crystal Palace is a blot on the copybook for Manchester City, but particularly for 20-year-old Nico O'Reilly. That is the only one of the previous 19 games he has started for his club that has ended with him on the losing side.
Amorim won't resign but says results key to keep Man United job
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim said he does not intend to resign but acknowledged that positive results are crucial to keeping his position at Old Trafford, as pressure mounts following a woeful start to the season.
Newcastle collect first Champions League points with 4-0 win
BRUSSELS :A pair of penalties from Anthony Gordon and strikes from Nick Woltemade and Harvey Barnes spurred Newcastle United to collect their first points of the Champions League campaign with an emphatic 4-0 away win over Union Saint-Gilloise on Wednesday.