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The Manchester United bench has resembled a creche at times in recent weeks, as Erik ten Hag finds his options stretched to the limit amid a never-ending injury crisis. Yet in amongst the kids has been at least one experienced face, chatting on the bench, offering advice as they limber up, but hardly ever getting on the pitch. What has happened to Christian Eriksen?
Don't adjust your television set, folks! That's actually NBA legend Larry Bird, 67, starring in an All-State commercial.
Former Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace was left off of a best-of list created by a Rebels fan account. Typically, that sort of thing wouldn't garner any attention from a former star athlete, but not only did Wallace make a comment about the list, he understandably went to bat for himself and in the process revealed a secret the former Ole Miss staff probably didn't want to be revealed.
BIRMINGHAM, England: Tottenham Hotspur hammered 10-man Aston Villa 4-0 in the Premier League on Sunday (Mar 10) thanks to four second-half goals, allowing them to close the gap with their Birmingham rivals to two points in the chase for Champions League football next season.
LONDON : Haas team boss Ayao Komatsu hailed Oliver Bearman as "a total package" after the British teenager's hugely-impressive stand-in debut with Ferrari fuelled speculation he would be in Formula One full time next season.
ESPN NFL analysts are grading every big 2024 NFL signing and trade of the offseason, putting each deal into perspective for teams and players.
John Stones said Manchester City players were 'deflated' in the dressing room at Anfield, but maybe they were just exhausted.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Srinagar, his first trip to Indian-administered Kashmir since revoking the disputed region's semi-autonomous status in 2019. The event, seen as part of an election campaign ahead of national polls in April and May. Tensions have intensified in the Muslim-majority Himalayan region where separatists have waged a rebellion for decades. More than two dozen attacks on Hindus have been reported since 2019. On top of deploying 700,000 soldiers in the region, the government has been training and arming civilian vigilante groups there. Our reporter Navodita Kumari went to meet some of them.