Gary Neville conjures up Chelsea nickname for the ages as skeleton Liverpool crew piles the misery on Poch
Gary Neville branded Chelsea "billion-pound bottle jobs" as Liverpool ran out winners in the Carabao Cup Final.
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How Canada's Hallie Clarke crash-landed into a gold medal at the skeleton worlds
In hockey terms, Hallie Clarke took a hit to make a play.
Canadian Hallie Clarke wins world title in women's skeleton
Canada's Hallie Clarke is the new world champion of women's skeleton.
Canada's Hallie Clarke races to lead at midway point of skeleton worlds
Canada's Hallie Clarke seems to feel right at home in Winterberg, Germany.
Prince Harry hits 99 km/h on skeleton sled in B.C.
Prince Harry has raced down one of the world's fastest bobsled tracks in Whistler, B.C., reaching speeds of almost 100 kilometres per hour on a tiny skeleton sled.
Swiss bobsledder in recovery following emergency surgery
Swiss bobsled athlete Sandro Michel is recovering from emergency surgery, his team said Wednesday, after a training crash that has left some sledders considering whether it's safe or appropriate to compete in World Cup races this weekend.
Women’s pro wrestling is a niche sport in Singapore and Asia, but fans are inspired by these female warriors
On the surface, she seems like a typical hardworking young Singaporean woman working a full-time job as a restaurant host and part-time jobs as a trainer at two gyms. But once every two months, Alexis Lee transforms into her alter ego – a raging woman in a skeleton costume and makeup, ready to throw a flying kick at anyone who challenges her in the wrestling arena.
Klinsmann leans on Europe-based players to break South Korea's Asian Cup drought
South Korea coach Juergen Klinsmann will look to captain Son Heung-min and his squad's Europe-based players to steer the nation to their first Asian Cup title in 64 years when he leads his team into next month's continental championship in Qatar.