Manchester United given huge Bruno Fernandes boost after FA appeal decision
Bruno Fernandes will be available for Manchester United's next three Premier League games following a successful claim of wrongful dismissal against Tottenham.
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Sailing-Double act chemistry is key to calm in storm of America's Cup
BARCELONA : Francesco Bruni jokes about being a 'couple' with his co-helm Jimmy Spithill, such is the intensity of the relationship between the sailors who share the steering of the Italian AC75 in which they hope to take on New Zealand for the America's Cup.
Sinner shrugs off WADA appeal, advancing to China Open final vs. Alcaraz
Top-ranked Jannik Sinner will play rival Carlos Alcaraz in the final of the China Open after recording a 6-3, 7-6 (3) victory over home favourite Bu Yunchaokete on Tuesday in Beijing.
Liverpool's Jota set to play in Champions League clash despite missing training
LIVERPOOL, England : Liverpool manager Arne Slot expects Diogo Jota to feature in their Champions League clash with Serie A side Bologna at Anfield, despite the Portuguese forward's absence from training on Tuesday.
Qatar's Afif headlines shortlist for men's Asian Player of the Year award
HONG KONG : Qatar's Asian Cup winning captain Akram Afif has been nominated for a second Asian Player of the Year award, joining Jordan's Yazan Al-Naimat and Seol Young-woo of South Korea on the Asian Football Confederation's three-man shortlist.
Alvarez on Astros' wild-card roster but Verlander left off - ESPN
Yordan Alvarez is on the Houston Astros' roster for their wild-card series against the Detroit Tigers and batting second in Game 1 on Tuesday.
Ex-Jaguars employee Amit Patel sues FanDuel for $250 million - ESPN
A former Jacksonville Jaguars employee who stole more than $22 million from the team sued FanDuel in federal court on Tuesday, claiming the sportsbook «exploited» his gambling addiction and intentionally ignored its responsible gaming and anti-money laundering protocols.
NGOs target new Commission with launch of ‘Blue Manifesto’
Civil society organisations today set out their demands for future EU marine protection policy, with the launch in the European Parliament building in Brussels of a ‘Blue Manifesto’ aimed at the new EU executive set to take office later this year.