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Chelsea striker Sam Kerr of Australia and Spanish duo Aitana Bonmati (Barcelona) and Olga Carmona (Real Madrid) are in the running for UEFA's 2022-23 women's player of the year award, European soccer's governing body said on Friday (Aug 25).
Neeraj Chopra needed just one throw at the ongoing World Championships to qualify for the finals as well as the Paris Olympics 2024. Neeraj was part of Group A at the qualification stage and he pulled off a brilliant throw of 88.77m. The qualification mark for the 2024 Olympics is 85.50m and the throw from the Indian athlete was more than enough. Neeraj, who won the gold in the Tokyo Olympics 2020, currently has a personal best of 89.94m but he is determined to breach the 90m mark in his career.
Sweden have knocked the United States off the top of the FIFA women's rankings for the first time in more than six years.
Manchester Pride is back for 2023, with four colourful days of celebrations over the bank holiday weekend.
Amy Dowden has told her fans she's 'not ready' after sharing an update on her chemotherapy. The Strictly Come Dancing star, who joined the BBC dance contest as a professional back in 2017, revealed she had been diagnosed with stage three breast cancer earlier this year. S
The prospect of facing Neymar and the rest of Al-Hilal's expensively assembled squad is "exciting", said Mumbai City coach Des Buckingham after the Indian side were drawn against the Saudi outfit in this year's Asian Champions League.
Sweden have knocked the United States off the top of the FIFA women's rankings for the first time in more than six years while Spain also moved above the U.S. after winning their first World Cup last weekend.
As cliché as it may be, Mark Fletcher says he has a huge sense of pride as he walks through the city centre every year just as the city's annual LGBTQ+ celebration gets underway.