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Manchester City will be without Jeremy Doku and Erling Haaland for a potential Club World Cup final on Friday after the duo were pulled out of the 23-man squad list submitted to FIFA for the tournament.
Manchester United could be in store for an early Christmas present, according to reports. Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s drawn-out arrival has followed the trend of the takeover process as a whole, with his 25 per cent investment stake yet to be ratified.
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Canadian forward Kimani Stewart-Baynes has signed a Generation Adidas contract, meaning he will likely go high in Tuesday's MLS SuperDraft.
The stadium that was the main site for the 1924 Paris Olympics is ready, a century later, to welcome hundreds of participants and tens of thousands of spectators for next year's Summer Olympic Games in the French capital. The Yves-du-Manoir stadium, in the northwestern Paris suburb of Colombes, became on Monday the first sporting venue to be formally handed over by developers to local authorities ahead of the Games. It will host the competitions in field hockey, a sport which may not be the number one activity in France but has a huge following in northern Europe and Asia, in particular India.
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The 2023 BBC Sports Personality of the Year is back for its 70th annual celebration. The iconic annual awards ceremony will celebrate a year of sporting talent, fronted by Gary Lineker, Clare Balding, Gabby Logan and Alex Scott.
The 2023 BBC Sports Personality of the Year is back for its 70th edition. And the winner will be announced on Tuesday (December 19), when the show broadcasts live on BBC One. The six nominees have been revealed, with Manchester United's own Mary Earps favourite to win, succeeding fellow England footballer Beth Mead.