Okoronkwo, Regan lead AFC Toronto past Montreal Roses, extending unbeaten run to 4 games
Esther Okoronkwo and Emma Regan scored goals to lead AFC Toronto past Montreal Roses FC 2-0 on Thursday night in the Northern Super League.
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LIVE: Train from Manchester crashes into tractor with passengers injured - updates
A train has collided with a tractor at a level crossing while travelling from Manchester to Cardiff.
Train crash leaves six injured and lines blocked - live updates
Several people have been injured after a train crash halted dozens of services. British Transport Police were called to a level crossing north of Leominster, Herefordshire at 10.40am today following reports that a train had struck a tractor and trailer.
Sundowns look to shake off chokers tag in CAF Champions League final
PRETORIA : South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns will be hot favourites to win a second CAF Champions League title when they face Pyramids in the two-leg final but the Cairo side have proven themselves no pushovers after shaking up a duopoly in Egyptian football.
Brunei DPMM will not participate in Singapore Premier League from next season: FAS
SINGAPORE: Brunei DPMM FC will not participate in the Singapore Premier League (SPL) after this season, the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) said on Thursday (May 22).
US may bolster consular services, employ AI to meet World Cup visa demand, says Rubio
WASHINGTON :The Trump administration is considering putting consular officers on double shifts and employing artificial intelligence to surge processing of visas ahead of the World Cup next year, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told lawmakers on Wednesday.
Jay Slater inquest LIVE updates as details heard on teen's death in Tenerife
An inquest into the death of Jay Slater will take place today, with new details set to be given in court.
We Need To Improve A Lot: Indian Football Team Head Coach Manolo Marquez
Angry and disappointed with India's 0-0 draw against Bangladesh in the Asian Cup qualifying round match, head coach Manolo Marquez on Tuesday made it clear that his side needs a lot of improvement if they are to qualify for the continental showpiece. India were held to a goal-less draw by lower-ranked Bangladesh in their opening Group C match of the qualifying third round match on March 25 in Shillong, which left Marquez fuming. India are up against Hong Kong in their second match -- an away game -- on June 10. The team has started its training camp on Monday. "We need to improve a lot because I felt that the team was going forward in every FIFA window except the last," Marquez said, alluding to the match against Bangladesh.