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Manchester City's England forward Lauren Hemp and her Australian teammate Mary Fowler are both looking ahead to new challenges at club level and another shot at Women’s World Cup glory in four years' time.
Steven Gerrard has challenged his Al Ettifaq players to fill the goalscoring breach this weekend in the absence of some of the team’s key forwards, as they seek to rebound from this week’s King’s Cup exit.
Former Old Trafford favourite Nani says Bruno Fernandes is not to blame for Manchester United’s poor start to the season.
As the NBA pushes to accelerate the competitive environment of the new in-season tournament, the league's coaches are joining the players in getting paid from a financial prize pool for advancing into the final stages of the monthlong event, sources told ESPN.
UEFA has partnered with Groupe Amaury to co-organise the prestigious Ballon d'Or awards from 2024, Europe's soccer governing body said on Friday.
Five of Manchester City's starting XI from the Champions League final are no longer guaranteed to play a big game for the Blues this season.
Gary Neville has suggested that Bruno Fernandes should relinquish his Manchester United captaincy at the end of the season, saying it's "obvious" he isn’t the right fit.
Unbeaten so far in the event, a dominant India will have a psychological advantage over South Korea having recorded a convincing win over them in the league phase, when two meet in the semifinal of the women's Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament in Ranchi on Saturday. India thrashed South Korea 5-0 on Thursday to end the round-robin league phase with an all-win record. The Indians finished the round-robin stage at the top with maximum 15 points from five games, while Korea were fourth with seven points from two wins, two losses and one draw.