Brawn retires from Formula One saying his work is done
Ross Brawn announced on Monday that he was retiring and leaving the position as managing director of motorsports at Formula 1, which he had held since 2017.
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Fernandes steps out of Ronaldo's Portugal shadow
LUSAIL, Qatar: Portugal's Bruno Fernandes has long played second fiddle to team mate Cristiano Ronaldo but on Monday (Nov 28) he stepped out of the superstar's shadow by scoring two goals to steer his team past Uruguay and into the World Cup Round of 16.
ANALYSIS-Fernandes steps out of Ronaldo's Portugal shadow
LUSAIL, Qatar : Portugal's Bruno Fernandes has long played second fiddle to team mate Cristiano Ronaldo but on Monday he stepped out of the superstar's shadow by scoring two goals to steer his team past Uruguay and into the World Cup Round of 16.
Telemundo sets Spanish language record for most watched group stage match in history
American Spanish language broadcaster Telemundo has set a new Spanish language record for the most watched World Cup group stage match in history during Argentina vs Mexico.
World Rugby considers changes to the game to reduce stoppages: BBC
World Rugby is considering introducing a countdown timer on scrums, line-outs and kicks at goal to increase the speed of the game, the BBC reported on Monday.
Ghana looking for blessings not revenge, says coach
AL RAYYAN, Qatar : Ghana coach Otto Addo said on Monday he is not the kind of guy who thinks too much about revenge.
Retiring Brawn says he leaves F1 as strong as it has ever been
LONDON : Formula One managing director Ross Brawn said on Monday he was heading into retirement with the sport on a new path and as strong as it has ever been.
Iran's Queiroz dismisses 'mental games', hopes less politics at next World Cup
AL RAYYAN, Qatar : Iran coach Carlos Queiroz on Monday said he hoped the next World Cup would feature less about politics and more about football, stressing there were better ways to use the sport as a force for good.