Manchester United told biggest problem that Ruben Amorim might not be able to fix
Ex-Manchester United defender Wes Brown believes the club's current players are intimidated by the pressure of playing at Old Trafford.
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Scotland boosted as record try scorer Van der Merwe returns to training
EDINBURGH : Scotland’s record try scorer Duhan van der Merwe is back in full training in a boost ahead of the country’s opening Six Nations Championship clash against Italy at Murrayfield on Saturday.
LVMH earnings highlight uneven recovery in the luxury goods sector
The French luxury goods conglomerate's American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) slumped 8.5% in the US following the results. However, LVMH's shares have risen by 18% this year in European markets, driven by optimism surrounding an improved macroeconomic environment and strong earnings from rival Richemont.
Bronny struggles in extended Lakers run; 'put him in a tough spot,' says Redick - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Lakers coach JJ Redick second-guessed his decision to insert rookie Bronny James into his rotation in Los Angeles' 118-104 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday.
Pep Guardiola walks into unthinkable £10m Arsenal glitch with Man City
As late as November, you would have got good money on not a word of Pep Guardiola's first press conference of the week mentioning Arsenal.
Injury-hit Spurs boosted by van de Ven return
Tottenham Hotspur have been handed a boost with the return of centre back Micky van de Ven in training after the Dutchman recovered from a hamstring injury, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.
No, A Salary Cap Would Not Fix Major League Baseball
The response from fans of Major League Baseball to this year's offseason has been absurd, to say the least.
"No Conditions On Playing For India": Yuki Bhambri, Sumit Nagal's Davis Cup Absence Slammed
India will be without their highest-ranked singles and doubles players, Sumit Nagal and Yuki Bhambri, respectively, for the Davis Cup 2025 World Group I play-off tie against Togo scheduled on February 1-2. The duo have made themselves unavailable because of some dispute with the administrators. Team India captain Rohit Rajpal admitted the duo has grievances with the All India Tennis Association (AITA) and hoped they will return to action soon. “Yuki and Sumit both have played for the country. They have some grievances with, I think, a couple of people in AITA, which need to be sorted. We are working towards it. But I still believe that you know, from my captain, Vijay Amritraj, our values that we passed on to the generations and that were passed on to me is that, you know, your nation comes first.