Vinicius Jr to replace Rodrygo for injury-depleted Brazil
Brazil coach Dorival Jr said striker Vinicius Jr would start Thursday's South American World Cup qualifier against Venezuela in place of Rodrygo.
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Sorry Gary Neville I will not come on your podcast - it's too Man United driven
Arsenal legend Martin Keown couldn't resist a cheeky dig at his former Premier League title rival, Gary Neville, on a recent podcast outing.
Belgium make new bid to persuade Courtois to return
A new bid to break the impasse between Belgium coach Domenico Tedesco and Thibaut Courtois has been made but there is time frame for when the Real Madrid goalkeeper may return to the team, Tedesco said on Wednesday.
M4 crash between lorry and three vehicles causes long delays - live updates
A part of the M4 in Neath Port Talbot was closed due to a collision between a lorry and three vehicles. Traffic Wales confirmed the M4 J41 Pentyla/Baglan to J42 Earlswood eastbound was closed.
Former Manchester United striker backs Ruben Amorim after Ruud van Nistelrooy exit decision
Former striker Teddy Sheringham has backed Ruben Amorim's decision to completely reset Manchester United's coaching team amid the departure of Ruud van Nistelrooy.
Manchester United captain Fernandes aids unwell passenger during flight
Bruno Fernandes has been praised by fellow passengers after the Manchester United player came to the aid of a man who collapsed during a flight to Lisbon on Monday.
Indian Men's Blind Cricket Team Unlikely To Travel To Pakistan For T20 World Cup
The Indian men's blind cricket team is awaiting clearance from the Ministry of External Affairs for its participation in the 4th T20 World Cup for the Blind which will take place in Pakistan from November 22 to December 3. The decision taken by the BCCI to not send the Indian cricket team to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy 2025 has reignited tensions between the two countries.
Visa Row: Pakistan Players Say They Did Not Receive Indian Visa For This Event, Sources Say Otherwise
Amid the ICC Champions Trophy stand-off between India and Pakistan, other sporting events also seem to be taking a toll. For the Asia Cup Youth Scrabble Championship and Delhi Cup in India, some Pakistan players claimed they were not issued visa. According to reports, Pakistan players had submitted applications two months in advance, but the matter lingered on. Now, sources have said that 12 visas were issued to the Pakistan team. "We have seen media reports on denial of visas to Pakistani players. 12 visas were issued to the Pakistani team on 07.11.2024, well in time for them to travel to India for these events. This included the defending champion of the Asia Cup and the reigning World Youth Champion," a source told NDTV.