After a long summer break, it’s that time of the year when the top football clubs of the country will go into battle against each other to claim the coveted Qatar Stars League crown.
The Devils open training camp a week from today and there is no decision yet on whether the franchise’s all-time leading scorer Patrik Elias, still recovering from offseason surgery on his right knee, will be offered a contract for this season.
World No.1 Lydia Ko was yesterday delighted to take a walk down memory lane on her return to the scene of her first major victory, the Evian Championship. And she is determined not to let go of the title easily.
Warren Gatland can guide the British and Irish Lions to a sensational series win over world champions New Zealand next year, England coach Eddie Jones claimed yesterday.
Europe will field six rookies in this month’s Ryder Cup against the United States but captain Darren Clarke may not pick many of the newcomers in the foursomes matches, according to wildcard choice Martin Kaymer.
Disgraced football leader Michel Platini said Wednesday in a farewell speech to UEFA that he felt no guilt over a $2 million payment from FIFA that has seen him suspended for four years.
When South African Achmat Hassiem competes in the Paralympic swimming pool he motivates himself by imagining a shark just behind -- the shark that bit off half his leg a decade ago.
El Jaish coach Sabri Lamouchi is confident his side can do enough to book their place in the semi-finals of the AFC Champions League when they take on Al Nasr of the United Arab Emirates in the second leg of the quarter-finals today evening.
Cristiano Ronaldo says facing Sporting Lisbon is a privilege, but in his quest to reach 100 Champions League goals he won’t go easy on the club that formed him.
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11:56 AM - 21 July 2015