Transition period at Man United not an excuse, says Ten Hag
Manchester United are in a transition period, as well as dealing with injuries, but this cannot be used as an excuse, manager Erik ten Hag said on Thursday.
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PSG ready to take legal route after Mbappe refuses mediation in wage dispute
Paris St Germain are ready to face Kylian Mbappe in a "legal forum" after the France forward refused an offer from the French football league's governing body (LFP) to mediate on a wage dispute, the Ligue 1 club said on Thursday.
Hamilton says his focus on Ferrari unchanged by Newey decision
BAKU : Lewis Hamilton said star designer Adrian Newey's decision to join Aston Martin rather than Ferrari, the team the seven times Formula One world champion will be racing for next season, changed nothing for him.
Saints boss Martin not worried by criticism after losing first three games
Southampton manager Russell Martin said he did not feel any pressure following criticism of his side's performances after starting with three Premier League losses, having endured something similar when he took over at the club last year.
Fonseca set to back the Brits as Milan look for first win
Paulo Fonseca is without a win at AC Milan after three Serie A games in charge and the manager is set to give his side a British flavour when Venezia visit this weekend, with a trio of Londoners making up the spine of his team.
IOC election rules could affect prospects of presidential hopefuls
International Olympic Committee presidential hopefuls, including World Athletics chief Sebastian Coe, face a set of election rules that could influence next year's vote for the new head of the world's biggest multi-sports organisation.
Afghanistan's Khan to return from injury in South Africa ODI series
Afghanistan all-rounder Rashid Khan will return from a back injury in this month's three-match one-day series against South Africa while batter Ibrahim Zadran has been ruled out with an ankle sprain, the cricket board (ACB) said on Thursday.
Aston Martin are the team of the future, says Alonso
BAKU : Aston Martin are Formula One's 'team of the future' after signing top designer Adrian Newey, Fernando Alonso said on Thursday while recognising the time frame might not be soon enough for him.