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EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey :Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca praised Cole Palmer's ability to rise to the occasion after the English attacking midfielder was named Club World Cup player of the tournament following their commanding 3-0 victory over Paris St Germain in Sunday's final.
ST. GALLEN, Switzerland :If England's opening loss to France at Euro 2025 was a cause for concern, coach Sarina Wiegman said being faced with a huge challenge right out of the gate might have been a blessing in disguise for the reigning champions.
France forward Delphine Cascarino turned up the heat when it mattered most, scoring twice and creating another goal as her side roared back from a 2-1 deficit to thrash Netherlands 5-2 on Sunday and book a Women's Euro quarter-final clash with Germany.
BASEL :Netherlands crashed out of the Women's Euros on Sunday, falling to a 5-2 defeat by France that meant they finished third in Group D, condemning the 2017 champions to an early exit after another disappointing defensive collapse.
Star power is in full effect at the 2025 Club World Cup final, where the action on the pitch is rivaled only by the A-listers in the stands. From global superstars to local legends, celebrities from sports, music, fashion, and film descended on MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, to witness the crowning of the world's top club.
The NFL Players Association's executive committee, in a message sent to membership, expressed its support for executive director Lloyd Howell Jr. and denied it asked him to resign as it looks into issues reported by ESPN last week.
Sports often elicit feelings bigger than we can express with words. The love of the game can take shape in so many ways, and in the new Museum of Toronto exhibition, Home Game: Toronto Loves Basketball, the show explores how basketball is woven into the city through culture, fashion and art.
Moral victories usually don't sit well with competitive players on losing teams, but Canada's men's rugby team accepted a 25-18 test loss to Belgium with an air of optimism on Saturday in Edmonton.