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Manchester United and their ever-glowing academy system needs no outside help when it comes to nurturing promising young players, and neither does their incoming manager Erik ten Hag for that matter. Many parallels can be drawn between Ajax and the impending challenge that awaits the new boss at Old Trafford.
Kurt Maflin moved to within three wins of regaining his World Snooker Tour card with a 4-1 win against Irish teenager Leone Crowley at Ponds Forge in Sheffield on Tuesday. The three-time ranking event semi-finalist opened with a break of 73 on his way to securing a meeting in round four of event three with Chinese teenager Liu Hongyu, who completed a 4-1 success against Kayden Brierley.
Jorge Masvidal had said the following comments to ESPN Deportes: "He (Conor McGregor) is false. He knows tasty I am a man who hits hard and that I come to kill. I do not come to hug in the cage.
India opened their account at the ongoing ISSF World Cup with the trio of Elavenil Valarivan, Ramita and Shreya Agrawal claiming the gold medal in the 10m air rifle team women competition in Baku, Azerbaijan. The Indian trio outplayed Denmark represented by Anna Nielsen, Emma Koch and Rikke Maeng Ibsen, 17-5 in the gold medal contest. Poland won bronze in the event.
Britain's two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray said the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas made him "angry", adding that a survivor's account of the incident was similar to his own experience in the 1996 Dunblane massacre in Scotland.
British tennis player Andy Murray said that last week's Texas school shooting which left 19 children and two teachers dead made him "angry" and was "unbelievably upsetting".
British tennis player Andy Murray said that last week's Texas school shooting which left 19 children and two teachers dead made him "angry" and was "unbelievably upsetting". Murray was an eight-year pupil at a school in Dunblane, Scotland, in 1996 when a gunman killed 16 young children and a teacher in Britain's worst mass shooting.
We are just a day out from the match the country have been waiting for with Scotland hosting Ukraine at Hampden Park in a World Cup play-off encounter.