Canadian Olympic Triathlon Athlete Pukes After Swimming In Digusting Seine River
One of the men's Olympic triathlon athletes that swam in the bacteria-ridden Seine River was seen throwing up not too long after completing the race.
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'Sooner or later' - Pep Guardiola impatience at four players adds to Man City uncertainty for Chelsea opener
Pep Guardiola must be in a strange position - one he hasn't been in too many times before.
Erik ten Hag's stance on selling Manchester United star Paul Scholes claims let the manager down
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is facing a dilemma over the future of Scott McTominay at Old Trafford.
One Gold In The Bag, USA's Simone Biles Aims For More Paris Olympics 2024 Glory
Simone Biles seeks to make more history in her glittering Olympic gymnastics career by recapturing the all-around title on Thursday, as the athletics programme kicks off at the Paris Games. A total of 16 golds are up for grabs on the sixth full day of competition in Paris, which is again bracing for extreme weather with storm warnings in place early Thursday morning. US star Biles steps back into the spotlight seeking to become the first woman ever to regain the Olympic all-around title after she famously withdrew in Tokyo with the debilitating "Twisties".
Walk-off grand slam secures Canada's spot in Baseball World Cup bronze medal game
Team Canada has secured its spot in the Women's Baseball World Cup bronze medal game, and they did so in absolutely spectacular fashion.
NFL 'Sunday Ticket' judge: Jury didn't follow instructions - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The judge who presided over the class-action lawsuit filed by «Sunday Ticket» subscribers against the NFL said the jury did not follow his instructions in determining damages.
Amad and Harry Amass are giving Manchester United easy decisions to make
Amad clarified this week that he is capable of playing anywhere in attack. He lived up to that billing in San Diego.
Fans Wasted No Time Commemorating Jackson Holliday's First Career Grand Slam
I'm a sucker for any time a place has some kind "On this spot, ____ happened." I don't know why, the payoff for standing in those spots is never that big. Still, it didn't stop me from standing on the spot where Teddy Roosevelt gave a speech to dedicate the Pennsylvania State Capitol building in 1906 while I was on a fourth-grade field trip.