Why Manchester United are playing Sheffield United in the Premier League at 8pm
If there is one team Manchester United would pick to face on their Premier League return from the international break, perhaps it would be Sheffield United.
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Jones says committed to Australia, stands by youth push after World Cup flop
SYDNEY :Eddie Jones said on Tuesday he is committed to coaching Australia for the long haul and stood by his ill-fated youth policy that saw the Wallabies crash to their earliest World Cup exit.
Manchester United’s next five Premier League fixtures compared to rivals
Manchester United may have entered the international break on the back of a dramatic win over Brentford, but there will still be tension in the air ahead of their next batch of Premier League fixtures.
South Africa success comes on the back of lessons learnt in France last year-Erasmus
South Africa changed their approach for the Rugby World Cup because of lessons learnt when they were in France last year and lost a bruising test in Marseille, the country's director of rugby Rassie Erasmus said on Monday.
Kenyan marathon runner Ekiru receives 10-year doping ban
Kenyan marathon runner Titus Ekiru has been banned for 10 years, the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) said Monday, for both doping and tampering in a case that involved collusion with a high-ranking doctor in a Kenyan hospital.
Bills running back Damien Harris has full movement after on-field neck injury, coach says
Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott expressed relief in saying initial tests indicate Damien Harris is trending in a positive direction after a neck injury led to the running back being transported by ambulance to the hospital on Sunday night.
Lack of knockout experience leaves French floored at home World Cup
PARIS : France came into the World Cup with the self belief their new generation would claim a maiden title, yet they crashed into a brutal reality against South Africa on Sunday - nothing replaces experience.
Borthwick's big selections pay off for England
MARSEILLE, France : England coach Steve Borthwick's selections for Sunday's World Cup quarter-final paid off handsomely in the 30-24 victory over Fiji but he dismissed any suggestion that they were vindicated by the performance, or that they needed to be.