Antoine Semenyo ‘completes Man City move’ with confirmation expected on Friday
Manchester City have completed the signing of Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth, and an official announcement will be made on Friday, the Press Association understands.
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Arsenal held by Liverpool but go six points clear at top of Premier League
Arsenal failed to extend their Premier League lead over title rivals Manchester City to eight points following a 0-0 draw against Liverpool at the Emirates.
Everything you need to know before Canada announces its women's Olympic hockey team
Hockey Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee will name the Olympic women’s hockey team on Friday afternoon, less than a month before the Canadians open the tournament against Finland on Feb. 5.
Rallying-Guthrie wins Dakar stage five, Lategan stays top
Jan 8 : Toyota's Henk Lategan retained the overall lead in the Dakar Rally on Thursday after American Mitch Guthrie Jr led a fifth stage one-two-three for Ford in the Saudi Arabian desert.
Leaders Bayern look to power past Wolfsburg in busy start to new year
BERLIN, Jan 8 : Leaders Bayern Munich look set to stretch their unbeaten Bundesliga run into the new year when they host struggling VfL Wolfsburg on Sunday, with Vincent Kompany's team sitting nine points clear at the top as the league resumes from the winter break.
New Chelsea manager Rosenior looks to hit the ground running
Jan 8 : Liam Rosenior knows he has no time to waste as he begins the task of transforming Chelsea from Premier League also-rans to title contenders and the Englishman has told the squad he wants to hit the ground running.
Barcelona thump Athletic Bilbao 5-0 to reach Spanish Super Cup final
Jan 7 : Fermin Lopez scored one goal and laid on two more as Barcelona tore through Athletic Bilbao to record a 5-0 victory in their Spanish Super Cup semi-final played in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, extending the Catalans’ winning run to nine matches.
Horse Racing Ireland warned shortfalls in funding 'not sustainable'
Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) warned it was falling way behind its competitors in Great Britain and that shortfalls in funding were no longer sustainable.