The Glazers, Donald Trump, and a US problem for Manchester United
While the Donald Trump/Kamala Harris race for the White House divided a nation, for Manchester United owners, the Glazer family, they hedged their bets.
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I stopped watching Match of the Day and Gary Lineker's exit won't change that
Gary Lineker's departure from Match of the Day next year has grabbed plenty of headlines and it's easy to see why.
'I would smoke Jake Paul in a heartbeat' - UFC legend doubles down on call out
Former UFC middleweight champion, Michael Bisping, has confidently stated that he would 'smoke' YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in a 'heartbeat'. 'The Problem Child', as Paul is known, is currently wrapping up his training camp ahead of his contentious heavyweight clash with former undisputed heavyweight world champion, Mike Tyson.
Ruben Amorim set for brutal Man United FFP truth ahead of January transfer window
Manchester United's perilous Financial Fair Play (FFP) situation could be a rude and brutal warning for Ruben Amorim as he turns his attention to improving the squad.
U.S. women's baseball players could soon have league of their own again
For nearly every highlight of Julie Croteau's trailblazing baseball career -- all except her time as a double in A League of Their Own, really -- she shared the field with men. Frequently as teammates. Always as foes. That's mostly how it's been for generations of female players.
Watch Scotland vs Wales U19s LIVE for free as Neil McFarlane's side kick off Euros qualifying campaign
While the Nations League draws to a close over the next few days, another campaign is just getting started.
Players are not political experts, says Germany's Kimmich ahead of Saudi World Cup vote
FRANKFURT, Germany : Germany players should stand for values as role models in society but are no political experts, said new Germany captain Joshua Kimmich on Wednesday ahead of next month's vote for Saudi Arabia to host the 2034 World Cup.
De Ligt annoyed about Ten Hag's dismissal … and his part in it
Manchester United centre back Matthijs de Ligt feels bitter about the dismissal of the club's manager Erik ten Hag last month and annoyed over the penalty decision that ultimately cost his compatriot his job.