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PARIS : Israel's taekwondo Olympic medallist Abishag Semberg was reduced to tears after being beaten by Saudi Arabia's Dunya Abutaleb in the round of 16 of the women's flyweight in Paris on Wednesday.
The Trafford Centre is set to see a new addition to its ranks of cultured cuisines, with food lovers being introduced to Australian-style Sushi as part of a UK first.
Team GB athlete George Mills was in a heated confrontation with another competitor after a collision in the final stages of men's 5000m race at the Paris Olympics.
Cyriel Dessers bagged what could prove a priceless leveller with the last kick of the ball against Dynamo Kyiv.
The streets will be filled with good vibes and vibrant outfits this weekend as Manchester Caribbean Carnival returns for another year.
John Rankin won’t change Scott Martin’s fiery nature despite his red card in Hamilton’s 2-0 defeat against Ayr United on Saturday – but accepts his captain does need to be more street wise.
PARIS: Simone Biles might be the world's most decorated gymnast but that did not stop her from producing uncharacteristic errors during her two final performances at the Paris Olympics on Monday (Aug 5), reminding her vast fan base that she, too, is human.
The GM Arjun Erigaisi-led Team MGD1 banked on their all-Indian star cast to clinch the silver medal in the inaugural World Blitz Team Championships, a club-based event conceptualized by world chess governing body FIDE and held in Astana, Kazakhstan. In the final against Team WR Chess, Erigaisi, the highest-rated Indian in Classic Ranking, upset former World Champion and World No.1 Magnus Carlsen on the top board in Round 1. But the Norwegian's teammates won on the other boards to give the team a comfortable lead. Team MGD1 put up a strong fight in the second round to hold the eventual champions 3:3 but that was not enough to take the match into play-off.