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Oct 5, 2026
JACK GAUGHAN: Manchester City's stars are set to meet up as a group on Thursday for the first time since last week's bombshell verdict on the club's finances.
Canada coach Jesse Marsch has taken a swipe at Donald Trump and claimed the President's intervention on a red card during the World Cup 'is why everyone hates America.'
Plans for one of the hosts most ambitious venues for 2034, a futuristic elevated football stadium have been scrapped, worrying fans and pouring £2billion down the drain in the process.
Medvedev, who has a reputation for being hot-headed and fiery during matches, inexplicably hammered a ball into the stands in frustration after losing a point against Novak Djokovic.
With the Chiefs trailing 17-19 late in the fourth quarter, Thornton connected with Patrick Mahomes for a pivotal 55-yard pass that took Kansas City into the red zone.
The development comes after the Indian team refused to play against Pakistan last season following the Pahalgam terror attack.
Uncapped batter Kamil Pooran admitted to being left speechless and in shock upon receiving his maiden West Indies T20I call-up for the upcoming series against India, adding that the national team selection is the ultimate reward for years of relentless hard work on the domestic circuit.
Ashutosh Sharma has switched allegiance from Railways to Gujarat for the 2026/27 domestic season, Gujarat Cricket Association (GCA) Secretary Anil Patel told IANS on Monday.
Cates and Chapman have been on the programme's three-person presenter panel alongside Gabby Logan since the start of last season following Gary Lineker's departure.
Court McGee’s 16-year UFC run ended with a knockout loss to Eric Nolan at UFC 332. The 41-year-old veteran then delivered an emotional Octagon speech after Nolan gave him his post-fight microphone time.
It's 2020 and I'm sat at a hospice window. Behind it, paralysed due to terminal brain cancer is my wife Helen. My phone rings: 'Your address has just been posted on Twitter by a City fan, making threats.'
England assistant manager Anthony Barry says he has no regrets about his emotional half-time TV interviews that became a feature of the World Cup.
