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The Court of Arbitration for Sport ad-hoc division is set to announce its decision on Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat's appeal regarding her disqualification by 6pm local time (9:30 pm IST) on Saturday.
Brendan Rodgers has found Easter Road a tough venue during his time as Celtic with the Irishman breaking his duck at the Leith venue last season when he finally got a victory there.
The ad-hoc division of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) will give its decision on the appeal filed by Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat against her disqualification from the Olympic finals by 6pm local time (9.30pm IST) on Saturday. The hearing on the matter concluded here on Friday after it accepted Vinesh's appeal against her ouster for being 100gm overweight on the morning of her final against eventual gold-winner Sarah Ann Hildebrandt of USA. "By application of Article 18 of the CAS Arbitration Rules form the Olympic Games, the President of the CAS Ad Hoc Division extends the time limit for the Panel to give a decision until 10 August 2024 at 18h00 (Paris time)," a statement from the CAS said.
The focus firmly remains on Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)'s verdict on Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat's appeal of being awarded joint-silver in Women's 57kg event, following her disqualification from the competition for being 100 grams overweight. The time limit for the verdict has been extended and it will come before 9:30 PM (IST).
Paralympic athletes will not be able to compete in breakdancing as the sport was excluded from this year's event — unlike in the Olympic Games, where it is set to kick off on Friday.
MARSEILLE, France : While the wind, or often a lack of it, proved challenging for Olympic sailors, officials and broadcasters, tight racing saw a changing of the guard for sailing as it fully embraced foiling.
The world's equestrian governing body is developing helmets and airbag vests to keep competitors safe, and while not many riders wear them, that's likely to change.
Australia's young team now know the level they need to reach in international rugby after their 33-7 hammering at the hands of South Africa in the Rugby Championship on Saturday, new Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt said.