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Liverpool post pre-tax loss of 57 million pounds as increased costs offset revenue rise
Liverpool made a pre-tax loss of 57 million pounds ($71.81 million) last season with a rise in salaries and overhead costs offsetting increased revenue, the Premier League club said on Friday.
Isak's injury is not long-term, says Newcastle boss Howe
Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe is unsure whether he will have his top scorer Alexander Isak available for Sunday's FA Cup last-16 match against Brighton & Hove Albion, but is positive the striker is not facing a long layoff.
Buyers Flock to Big Broad Dramas, and 9 Other London Screenings, Mip London Trends
Fremantle’s “Sandokan” and BBC Studios reboot “Walking With Dinosaurs,” this week’s London TV Screenings did nothing to dent its recent status in a new biz order as one of Europe’s two key TV markets alongside October’s Mipcom. It was these titles and a brace of classy star-studded crime thrillers – Andrew Lincoln’s “Cold Water,” Jesse Williams’ “Costiera,” Mark Gatiss’ “Bookish,” “Maigret” with Benjamin Wainwright – which looked to be moving the needle at this year’s London Screenings, which unspooled Feb.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has reminded Man United of what they are missing - Erik ten Hag would agree
Few players in Manchester United's recent history have divided fan opinion more than Scott McTominay.
'Income No Bar, Sports Is For All', Says Badminton Star PV Sindhu's Father
A lower-middle class volleyball player, who graduated to being the middle-class parent of a two-time Olympic-medallist. Former Asian Games bronze-winner P V Ramana, who is also the father of badminton superstar P V Sindhu, knows a thing or two about what it takes to back a sporting dream in India. And despite the challenges that have become the talking point right now, he would never discourage the aspirants and their parents from giving it their best shot.
Manager Nielsen proud of Japan after SheBelieves win over US
Japan manager Nils Nielsen said he was proud of the way his side had come together in a short space of time after they beat the United States 2-1 to clinch the SheBelieves Cup.
Tempo di martello? Hamilton learning new lingo at Ferrari
SAKHIR, Bahrain : Lewis Hamilton has had to learn a new racing language as he settles in at Ferrari and it sounds like 'Hammer Time' is history.