Rico Lewis and John Stones start - Man City predicted XI vs Aston Villa
Manchester City are winless in their last three Premier League matches and could do with turning around a win to keep chase with Arsenal, who are still only three points ahead.
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When is a crisis not a crisis? Entrepreneurs at Europe's SME Assembly look for the silver lining
Energy prices are falling, and inflation is slowly coming down, but bankruptcies are rising, and many European businesses are still struggling to survive. How can they stay afloat?
Viral: Sprinter Who Ran Solo In Delhi Athletics Meet Fails Dope Test
Sprinter Lalit Kumar, who ran solo in the 100m final at the Delhi Athletics Championships in September after seven other competitors pulled out on hearing the presence of NADA officials, has failed a dope test, according to officials. It is learnt that Kumar's urine sample collected after the race on September 26 has returned positive for a banned steroid. Eight runners had qualified for the 100m final at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium but seven disappeared apparently after hearing that dope testers from the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) were present at the competition venue to take urine samples.
Where in Europe speaks the best English and where will Anglophones struggle?
Moving to a new country can be daunting, especially if you don’t speak the language.
Warner angst adds spice to Australia's sleepy home summer
MELBOURNE: Home tests against an undermanned Pakistan may struggle to excite even the most ardent Australian cricket fan but angst over David Warner's farewell tour has given the series a much-welcomed boost.
Australia's Maxwell clings to test team recall hopes
MELBOURNE : Australia's Glenn Maxwell has not given up hope of playing test cricket again and says his record in the subcontinent could earn him a recall for the first time in more than seven years when the team tour Sri Lanka in early 2025.
UK workers are losing thousands of pounds due to growth stagnation
The UK’s productivity rate is half of that seen in other advanced economies and wages have subsequently flatlined, meaning that workers are losing an average of £10,700 a year.
World Cup TMO steps away from Test rugby over abuse
English referee Tom Foley, who received death threats after acting as television match official at the Rugby World Cup final, will step away from officiating Test rugby for the foreseeable future, it was announced Monday.