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The Super Eagles are back in action on Thursday, they take on Sierra Leone in an African Cup of Nations group stage match. Here’s everything you need to know about the fixture.
Wales entertain Netherlands in the Nations League tonight with the hosts still flying high after securing their place at the World Cup in Qatar.
The UFC will be in Singapore for the upcoming 275 pay-per-view that sees reigning Light Heavyweight champion Glover Teixeira put his belt on the line for the first time since his victory over Jan Blachowicz at UFC 267.
Pakistan's star paceman Shaheen Shah Afridi started the ODI series against West Indies in remarkable fashion as he took a spectacular reflex catch off his own bowling to give the hosts the breakthrough in the first ODI at Multan. Afridi reacted sharply after West Indies opener Kyle Mayers hit a half-volley straight back at him.
After months of speculation, the inaugural Saudi-backed LIV Golf event takes place this weekend to open the breakaway series that threatens to change the game as we know it.
Arsenal suffered yet another top-four sorrow in 2021-22, as they failed to qualify for the Champions League, but great progress is being made by an exciting young squad that continues to work under Mikel Arteta‘s watchful eye.
The Stormers broke out to Johnny Clegg's The Crossing following their United Rugby Championship (URC)quarter-final win against Edinburgh in Cape Town on Saturday.
Umpires have a long and difficult job of ensuring cricket matches go smoothly and the right decisions are taken. Often, they are subject to players appealing rather exuberantly for caught or leg before wicket chances. Some appeals are hilarious, while some can be downright annoying, especially when the bowler is absolutely convinced that he or she has got the wicket and the umpire is not. However, in a hilarious incident in a club match in England, an umpire briefly forgot his own role and joined in on the bowling team's appeal after a batter was rapped on the pads in front of the stumps.