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Tottenham Hotspur defenders Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven may finally return to action in Sunday's Premier League clash at home to Bournemouth after weeks on the sidelines with thigh injuries, manager Ange Postecoglou has said.
Reports that relegation from England's Women's Super League is set to be paused have sparked positivity and scepticism from players, coaches and agents as clubs and governing bodies try to harness rapid growth and plot a path to a sustainable future.
Bayern Munich third-choice goalkeeper Jonas Urbig will make his Bundesliga debut on Saturday with Manuel Neuer and Daniel Peretz injured, coach Vincent Kompany said ahead of VfL Bochum's visit.
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca spent little time celebrating his team's 2-1 win at FC Copenhagen in the first leg of their Conference League round of 16 tie on Thursday and instead turned his focus back to the Premier League's top-four race.
LONDON : Bernie Ecclestone has sold his large car collection to Red Bull heir Mark Mateschitz for an undisclosed sum in a deal that will see them put on public display, the former Formula One supremo confirmed on Friday.
LOS ANGELES — New York All-Star guard Jalen Brunson could miss an extended period after suffering an ankle injury during overtime in the Knicks' 113-109 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night.
Some of Europe’s biggest global health funders are slashing their aid budgets, which health groups fear could spell catastrophe for countries reliant on foreign cash to combat malaria, HIV, tuberculosis, andemerging threats.
With Nigeria making up the numbers in the archery global ranking, the sport is fast becoming more popular for the wrong reasons, writes David Meshioye.