'Coaches know what to expect': Deschamps not surprised by Flick sacking
DORTMUND: France manager Didier Deschamps said on Monday (Sep 11) he was not surprised by the sacking of his Germany counterpart Hansi Flick.
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Spain hope Luis Rubiales scandal won't affect World Cup bid
Within minutes of winning a historic World Cup, Spain put in jeopardy their candidacy for hosting another. After an extraordinary three weeks, in which the former president of the country’s football federation, Luis Rubiales, inflicted huge damage on the reputation of the sport, his resignation, late on Sunday, has been greeted with wide relief and framed as a necessary step in bringing the 2030 men’s World Cup to Europe and North Africa.
Canada overhauls skeleton staff, appoints Joe Cecchini head coach and technical lead
Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton has named Joe Cecchini, Kevin Boyer and Micaela Widmer as its newest coaches for the national skeleton program.
Trapped caver Mark Dickey brought closer to the surface by rescuers in Turkey
Rescue teams on Monday announced they had brought an American researcher up from 1,040 metres below ground to 180 metres from the surface. On Sunday, he was brought to a base camp at 700 metres below ground level to rest before the next stage of the operation.
Murray has 'huge motivation' to still be in Britain's Davis Cup team
LONDON: Andy Murray says he has "huge motivation" to be a member of Great Britain's Davis Cup team despite questioning whether he deserved his place after his early exit at the US Open.
Olympic games: Fame foundation rally youths on breakdancing competition
Fame foundation has intensified the push to raise awareness among the teeming population of youths on the benefits associated with breakdancing which will feature as a sporting event at the 2024 Paris Olympic.
The winners and losers from Erik ten Hag's Manchester United reign so far including Ronaldo & Sancho
Manchester United appointed Erik ten Hag as their manager last summer, replacing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in the dugout, and so much has changed at Old Trafford since then.
Defending champion Canada enters Davis Cup well aware of challenges ahead
After 109 years, Canada won its first-ever Davis Cup title last year in Spain.