Mbeumo signs, Watkins in, eight exits - Man United best case transfer window scenario
Manchester United and Ruben Amorim will still have hope they can have a successful transfer window despite very little business being completed so far.
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India captain Gill says Pant should be fit to play in fourth test
LONDON :India captain Shubman Gill said the finger injury suffered by Rishabh Pant in the third test against England is not overly serious and the wicketkeeper-batsman should be able to play in the next match in Manchester.
McIlroy ready to ride wave of Rory Mania at Portrush
PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland :When Rory McIlroy arrived at Royal Portrush six years ago it was meant to be a glorious homecoming for Northern Ireland's most famous sportsman but his British Open hopes lasted only two rounds.
Valkyries' Natalie Nakase 'begging for consistency' from refs - ESPN
SAN FRANCISCO — Alyssa Thomas stood at the free throw line with 1 second remaining in a tie game between her Phoenix Mercury and the Golden State Valkyries, as boos from the Chase Center crowd rained down.
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The Manchester United first XI could be about to return with two signings
Sir Alex Ferguson's final season in management was replete with not just one more Premier League title but one more banning of a journalist.
Manchester United need to complete three more transfers to build Ruben Amorim's dream XI
Manchester United will step up their pre-season preparations when they face Leeds United in Stockholm in their opening friendly on Saturday.
Cal Raleigh adds a historic Derby win to his record-breaking season - ESPN
AROUND NOON EVERY day, Caleb John Raleigh — Cal to most, the «Big Dumper» to those who prefer to pay homage to his profound posterior, and the best catcher in the world to everyone — goes to work. The vast majority of baseball players pull up to the stadium between 3 and 4 p.m. for a 7 p.m. game. Raleigh would never. He needs the extra time to study the tendencies of opposing hitters, formulate a game plan for that night's starting pitcher, nurse the incessant ailments inherent to his position in the training room, stay strong in the weight room, hone his left- and right-handed swings in the batting cage and set an example for the rest of the Seattle Mariners. For hours every day, Raleigh consumes baseball because baseball consumes him.