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Caoimhin Kelleher will make his second Premier League start in goal under manager Arne Slot when Liverpool host Chelsea on Sunday, with first-choice keeper Alisson ruled out with a hamstring injury.
MUNICH, Germany : Bayern Munich have failed to record a win in their last three games but coach Vincent Kompany said on Friday no major changes are needed and that victories are just around the corner. The Bavarians top the Bundesliga on 14 points, ahead of RB Leipzig on goal difference, and will look to protect their slim lead when they host in-form VfB Stuttgart on Saturday.
PARIS : In just three years, Andy Carroll has gone from travelling to Premier League games in a private jet to trying to fit on a bus seat to play the ragged pitches of the French fourth division, but the former England player has been enjoying his new life.
Eighteen players from the U.S. Olympic gold-winning team have been included by head coach Emma Hayes in their 26-member training camp roster for this month's friendly matches against Iceland and Argentina.
BENGALURU :Rachin Ravindra hit a game-changing century as New Zealand posted 402 for a substantial first-innings lead of 356 over India, who responded by making 57 for no loss at tea on day three of their rain-affected opening test on Friday.
MULTAN, Pakistan : Pakistan beat England by 152 runs in the second test in Multan on Friday to level the three-match series at 1-1.
MULTAN, Pakistan : Noman Ali claimed eight wickets as Pakistan's frontline spinners bowled them to a 152-run victory over England in the second test in Multan on Friday to level the three-match series at 1-1.
The Italian men's water polo team will miss next year's World Cup after they were handed a six-month suspension for abusing referees and officials following their quarter-final loss to Hungary at the Paris Olympics.