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With the Euros 2024 fast approaching, football fever is in the air. Fans all over the world are gearing up to watch their favourite teams battle it out on the pitch. While nothing beats the thrill of being in the stadium, creating the perfect pad at home can come pretty close.
Sarabjot Singh opened India's account at the ongoing International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup Rifle/Pistol in Munich (Germany), with a gold medal in the men's 10m Air Pistol event. The 22-year-old Indian shot 242.7 in the eight-man final, leaving behind his nearest competitor Bu Shuaihang of China, by 0.2 points. Germany's Robin Walter won bronze. Sarabjot had earlier on Wednesday shot a top score of 588 to qualify for the decider. The final had in its line-up among others, the reigning Chinese World Champion Bowen Zhang and four-time Olympian Yusuf Dikec of Turkey, besides Bu and Robin.
"It's never fun," said Christian Eriksen about spending time on the bench last season.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has been waiting patiently for news surrounding his future at Old Trafford after leading the Reds to another trophy.
Manchester City find themselves the centre of attention in English football as the animosity between themselves and the Premier League grows.
Think of Sir Dave Brailsford and Ineos' forays into sport and one phrase springs to mind. Marginal gains is the motto by which Brailsford delivered success into British Cycling long before Sir Jim Ratcliffe set his sights on what was then Team Sky.
BOSTON — With the league already having secured a new collective bargaining agreement last summer and currently finalizing new media rights deals, NBA commissioner Adam Silver said its next order of business will be exploring expansion beyond 30 teams.
The Oklahoma Sooners are once again on top.