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It wasn't immediately apparent Manchester United were going to make a half-time change at Villa Park last weekend. As the players trudged off the pitch, there was no visible sign of injury or any indication of an impending switch.
When Cole Palmer left Manchester City for Chelsea in the summer, there will have been one fixture he looked for above all others when he assessed his new schedule. That fixture comes this weekend, as Palmer returns to the Etihad with a point to prove.
Two major developments will completely transform two areas of Tameside after being given the green light by the planning panel.
ROME :Ciro Immobile scored a 69th-minute penalty to earn hosts Lazio a 1-0 victory over 10-man Bayern Munich on Wednesday in their Champions League round of 16 first-leg clash.
Manchester United legend Edwin van der Sar has recovered and is 'doing well' after suffering a brain haemorrhage last year.
India's top skaters believe the start of the Khelo India Winter Games in Ladakh could be a gamechanger for ice-sports although a lot remains to be done. Shruti Kotwal, India's first professional long track skater based in the United States, and Akash Aradhya, a veteran in short-track sprinting, feel the recently concluded KIWG at Leh held out significant promises for skaters with long-term aspiration. In ice-skating, Kotwal and Aradhya, have been there, done that and are seeing the transformation of winter sports in India.
Kevin De Bruyne believes it is only a matter of time before Erling Haaland starts scoring regularly again, backing the striker to rediscover his form before long.
Rafael Nadal on Wednesday was forced to shelve his plans to return to action at next week's Qatar Open, admitting he is "not ready to compete". The 37-year-old missed most of last year with a hip injury sustained at the Australian Open before making his comeback at last month's Brisbane International. However, a small muscle tear then forced the 37-year-old to pull out of this season's first Grand Slam in Melbourne. The 22-time Grand Slam title winner now hopes to return to the tour at the Indian Wells Masters in California from March 6-17.