Captain Guehi will leave Palace next year, Glasner says
LONDON :Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi has told the Premier League club that he will leave next year, manager Oliver Glasner said.
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Give Wirtz time to adapt, says Liverpool boss Slot
Liverpool manager Arne Slot said Florian Wirtz has been "unlucky" not to register a Premier League goal or assist since his big-money transfer and has called for patience as the 22-year-old midfielder adapts to his new surroundings.
'Big shoes for me to fill', says Gill as Virat, Rohit make ODI return
PERTH :All eyes in Perth are on Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma as the two India stalwarts prepare for the opening one-day international against Australia on Sunday, marking the first national team outing for the pair since winning the Champions Trophy in March.
Bezzecchi fights off Fernandez challenge to win Australian GP sprint
PHILLIP ISLAND, Australia :Marco Bezzecchi claimed his third sprint victory in four Grand Prix races on Saturday, as the Aprilia rider overcame a dramatic start to beat Trackhouse's Raul Fernandez at the Australian Grand Prix.
Australian GP pole 'really special', says Quartararo after record-breaking lap
PHILLIP ISLAND, Australia :Frenchman Fabio Quartararo said his pole position at the Australian Grand Prix was "really special" after the Yamaha rider shattered the lap record at Phillip Island on Saturday, narrowly beating Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi to the top spot.
Verstappen still in the chase but seeking perfection
AUSTIN, Texas :Max Verstappen is seeking perfection as he chases a fifth successive Formula One title that may be back on after seemingly slipping out of reach.
Mayulu goal helps PSG manage draw with Strasbourg
PARIS :Paris St Germain drew 3-3 at home against Strasbourg on Friday but managed to stay top of Ligue 1, with midfielder Senny Mayulu scoring to rescue a point for the hosts.
Archibald eyes golden horizon in Los Angeles
LONDON :In the high-octane world of track cycling Katie Archibald has reached the age at which riders usually consider hanging up their race helmets, but the 31-year-old Scot is already mapping out her path to glory in Los Angeles in 2028.