Red Bull names trio to run firm after founder's death
VIENNA: Red Bull named on Friday (Nov 4) a board of three directors to lead the energy drink giant following the death of Austrian founder Dietrich Mateschitz.
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Report: Japan career home run leader Oh hospitalized
TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s career home run leader Sadaharu Oh has been hospitalized with COVID-19 symptoms, Japan's Kyodo news agency reported on Friday.
Man Utd's Fernandes praises Garnacho's improved attitude after Sociedad win
Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes praised Alejandro Garnacho's performance after he scored in a 1-0 Europa League win over Real Sociedad on Thursday, saying the 18-year-old was reaping the rewards of his hard work and an improvement in attitude.
Sydney United fined for fan behaviour at Australia Cup final
Sydney United 58 have been fined A$15,000 ($9,534.00) and sanctioned by Football Australia (FA) for the behaviour of some supporters at last month's Australia Cup final, the national governing body of the sport said on Friday.
Canada look to build foundation with World Cup appearance
Canada have a seemingly small task in Qatar to improve on their last appearance at the World Cup - score.
FIFA pleads with World Cup nations to 'focus on football' in Qatar
FIFA have written to World Cup teams urging them to focus on the soccer in Qatar and not let the sport be dragged into ideological or political "battles", British media reported on Thursday.
Hong Kong Sevens makes comeback after three-year COVID absence
HONG KONG : Rugby fans and revellers readied for the Hong Kong Sevens on Friday as the city's highest-profile sporting event returns from a three-year COVID-19 hiatus, though safety protocols are set to make for a more subdued affair than previous editions.
Lazio's Sarri rues Midtjylland loss after Europa League exit
Lazio coach Maurizio Sarri was left to rue his team's drubbing at Danish side Midtjylland after they were knocked out of the Europa League on Thursday.