French football boss Le Graet faces 'sexist outrage' claim
PARIS: French football chief Noel Le Graet could face criminal proceedings after a claim of a "sexist outrage" was made against him, Le Monde reported on Saturday (Jan 14).
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Rashford fires Man United into title race, Liverpool lose again
MANCHESTER, England : Manchester United supporters are dreaming of a first Premier League title in a decade after Marcus Rashford earned a dramatic win over rivals Manchester City on Saturday, while Liverpool lost at Brighton & Hove Albion in their disappointing season.
PSG to explore alternatives as Paris mayor says Parc des Princes not for sale
PARIS : French champions Paris St Germain said they will explore "alternative options" for their home stadium after Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo said the Parc des Princes was not for sale.
David Miller - The ‘proper boss’ of BSN
David Miller was what you would call a proper journalist. Born in 1974, David start his working life as a reporter on the Stamford Mercury having successfully survived the EMAP training school. His love and knowledge of motorbikes led him inevitably to the magazine division and titles like ‘Bike’, ‘What Bike’, and the early MCN Sport. However, a “my way or no way” tendency didn’t always go down well with the hierarchy which increased his ambition to be his own boss, something he realised in 2008.
Stosur to retire after Australian Open
Former U.S. Open champion Sam Stosur on Saturday said she will retire from the sport following this month's Australian Open, 21 years after her first appearance at Melbourne Park.
Loeb's six appeal makes Dakar history as Al-Attiyah heads for victory
French driver Sebastien Loeb won a record sixth successive stage in the Dakar Rally on Saturday although barring a disaster Qatar's Nasser Al-Attiyah looks set for a fifth title.
New generation unlikely to win so many tennis Slams - Nadal
Rafael Nadal cast doubt Saturday on whether the new generation of players led by fellow Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz could ever match the feats of himself, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer.
Jabeur not shying away from Grand Slam ambitions
MELBOURNE : A quarter-final berth at the 2020 Australian Open marked Ons Jabeur's arrival as a Grand Slam force but the Tunisian trailblazer will not be satisfied with a repeat performance at Melbourne Park this year.