New York to host 2026 World Cup final
MIAMI: The 2026 World Cup final will be held at MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey, organisers FIFA announced on Sunday (Feb 4).
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American Reyna joins Forest on loan from Dortmund
Premier League Nottingham Forest have signed Borussia Dortmund's 21-year-old midfielder Gio Reyna on loan until the end of the season, both clubs said on Wednesday.
England women to play Austria and Italy in February
MANCHESTER, England: England will play Austria and Italy in a pair of February friendlies in Spain in preparation for Women's Euro 2025 qualifying.
'Head of State' Security For Indian Davis Cup Team In Pakistan Capital
A bomb disposal squad will sanitise the Islamabad Sports Complex every morning, and two escort vehicles will shadow the Indian Davis Cup team during its travel as part of multi-layer security arrangement, which is usually accorded to the Head of State, to ensure the visiting tennis players' safety and security. The national Indian tennis team has travelled to Pakistan for the first time in 60 years, and naturally, the Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) does not want to compromise on the security aspect.
India's Jadeja, Rahul out of second test v England with injuries
India allrounder Ravindra Jadeja and wicketkeeper-batsman KL Rahul will miss the second test match against England due to injuries, the Indian cricket board (BCCI) said on Monday.
Marcus Rashford and his representative arrive at Manchester United training after missing Newport County win
Marcus Rashford arrived at Carrington alongside one of his representatives on Monday morning after he missed the FA Cup fourth-round win over Newport County.
Rashford, Martial, Mount - Manchester United injury news and return dates ahead of Wolves
Manchester United face a quick turnaround this week after yesterday's FA Cup fourth round win over Newport County with a Premier League clash with Wolves.
I couldn't decide between Man United and Chelsea - but an incredible gesture made up my mind
When Manchester United signed John Obi Mikel for £4million in April 2005 and staged a press conference to announce the exciting prospect's arrival, not many could have predicted what would happen next, as unprecedented twists and turns beckoned.