US ready to prove they can beat top teams, says McKennie
NEW YORK : The U.S. men's national team are ready to show they can beat the world's top teams, midfielder Weston McKennie said on Wednesday, as they prepare to face Germany in a home friendly.
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We will be different team against Fiji, says England's George
MARSEILLE, France : England's performance against Samoa was inexcusable but they will be all the better for it in Sunday's quarter-final against Fiji and the experience in the squad will be invaluable, hooker Jamie George said on Wednesday.
Team GB relishing the rivalry with Paris 2024 hosts France
LONDON: Britain hopes France makes the most of home advantage at next year's Paris Olympics for the good of the Games, Chef de Mission Mark England said on Wednesday (Oct 11) while making clear he still expected Team GB to beat the hosts in the medal table.
Australia-based Wallabies lacked work ethic at World Cup
PARIS : Australia-based players in the Wallabies squad for the disappointing World Cup campaign lacked the ability to train at the same level as their team mates at European clubs, according to assistant coach Pierre-Henry Broncan.
Marseille, 2007 - the day Fiji could smell the semis
MARSEILLE, France : Fiji face England on Sunday bidding, for the third time, to become the first Tier Two team to make the Rugby World Cup semi-finals, having come so agonisingly close in their last opportunity 16 years ago.
Betnijah Laney to help Liberty bounce back in WNBA Finals - ESPN
LAS VEGAS — Jonathan Kolb was named the 2023 WNBA Executive of the Year after getting Jonquel Jones, Breanna Stewart and Courtney Vandersloot to come to New York this past offseason, an endeavor that involved an international recruiting effort in Turkey in January.
'Born winner' Rooney hired as new Birmingham manager
LONDON: Former Manchester United star Wayne Rooney was hired as the new manager of Championship club Birmingham on Wednesday (Oct 11).
Libbok sweats on coach’s choice as Bok debate flyhalf to take on France
PARIS : Flyhalf Manie Libbok might have earned praise for adding a more incisive edge to South Africa’s attack but after struggling with kicking will have to wait and see whether he gets the key pivot post for Sunday’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final against France.