Former England manager Terry Venables dies aged 80
Former England, Barcelona and Tottenham manager Terry Venables has died at the age of 80.
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Teams already eyeing 2024 Formula 1 calendar as season ends at Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
ABU DHABI: After 22 races, the 10 teams who started in Bahrain have experienced mixed fortunes.
Jurgen Klopp lauds 'super influential' Trent Alexander-Arnold display against Manchester City
Jurgen Klopp hailed Trent Alexander-Arnold's performance as "super influential" after the right-back snatched a draw for Liverpool at Manchester City.
FAI director of football Marc Canham tasked with finding focus in a blur of change
The to-do list gets longer and more complicated for the FAI as we creep towards December.
Former Pirates captain Papi Khomane, mother, die in car accident
South African football was dealt a devastating blow with the death of former Orlando Pirates defender and captain Papi Khomane and his mother Rita.
European round-up: Bayer Leverkusen top Bundesliga
Bayer Leverkusen returned to the Bundesliga summit with a 3-0 win at Werder Bremen to ensure boss Xabi Alonso enjoyed a memorable 42nd birthday.
Al-Hilal’s 9-0 thrashing of Al-Hazm sees Riyadh giants restore four-point lead atop SPL
RIYADH: Al-Hilal sent a message to the rest of Saudi Arabia with the biggest-ever win in the Roshn Saudi League, a 9-0 thrashing of Al-Hazm that restored their four-point lead over Al-Nassr in second. They meet next Friday, and mouths are already starting to water.
Union Berlin's Marie-Louise Eta makes history as first female assistant coach in Bundesliga
BERLIN: When Kevin Volland scored a late equalizer for Union Berlin, assistant coach Marie-Louise Eta pushed the team for more. Eta had already made history on Saturday by becoming the first female assistant coach in the 60-year history of the Bundesliga, as well as in the other top divisions of Europe’s “big five” soccer leagues. With Union bidding to end a nine-game run of German league defeats, Volland scored two minutes before the end of regulation time against Augsburg to set off celebrations of joy and relief around Union’s Stadion An der Alten Försterei. It was Union’s first goal in five games and the match ended 1-1. Eta didn’t celebrate the goal for long, but instead encouraged her players to go for the win.