Inspirational loose forward Pablo Matera will miss Argentina’s November test against Italy in Udine after being banned for two weeks for a red card offence committed in the last match of the Rugby Championship. Blindside flanker Matera was sent off in the 56th minute of Argentina’s 48-7 loss to the Springboks in Nelspruit in late… Continue reading Argentina’s Matera to miss Italy clash after red card ban
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Cameroon seal Cup of Nations finals place with Kenya win
Five-time winners Cameroon have qualified for next year’s Africa Cup of Nations finals with a 1-0 victory over Kenya on Monday where Boris Enow scored the only goal of the game in neutral Kampala. Enow scored with a low free kick from just outside the box as Cameroon dominated the contest and did enough to… Continue reading Cameroon seal Cup of Nations finals place with Kenya win
Odense Denmark to involve Robots in tournament
Do not be surprised when a cobot arm hands over a shuttle to their local hero and world No. 1 men singles shuttler Viktor Axelsen or to other world-class players at the Denmark Open starting today. Not only that, robots will also carry these players’ bags on to the court at the Jyske Bank Arena… Continue reading Odense Denmark to involve Robots in tournament
Two-goal Arnautovic helps Austria seal 5-1 win over Norway in Nations League
LINZ, Austria, 🇦🇹 – Austria’s Marko Arnautovic netted twice as they thrashed Norway 5-1 in the Nations League on Sunday, with the hosts keeping the usually prolific Erling Haaland quiet as the captain’s defence collapsed around him in their Group B3 clash. The result leaves Norway, Austria and Slovenia, who beat Kazakhstan 1-0 away, all… Continue reading Two-goal Arnautovic helps Austria seal 5-1 win over Norway in Nations League
Former France captain Amandine Henry retires from international duty
Former France captain Amandine Henry said on Sunday she has retired from international soccer. The 35-year-old defensive midfielder, who captained France at the 2019 Women’s World Cup, earned 109 caps since making her debut in 2009 and scored 14 goals. She last played for France in July in Women’s Nations League qualifiers. “After many years… Continue reading Former France captain Amandine Henry retires from international duty
Austria back in business, says Arnautovic after Norway thrashing
Austria captain Marko Arnautovic said his side are playing like their true selves again after they followed up last week’s 4-0 win over Kazakhstan by thrashing Norway 5-1 in the Nations League on Sunday. Austria got off to a slow start in Group B3 last month with a 1-1 draw in Slovenia and a 2-1… Continue reading Austria back in business, says Arnautovic after Norway thrashing
Sabalenka overcomes Zheng and herself to win Wuhan title
Aryna Sabalenka lost her focus and was her own worst enemy at times during her 6-3 5-7 6-3 win over home favourite Zheng Qinwen in the Wuhan Open final, the world number two said on Sunday. Sabalenka eased through the opener but lost some control in the second set against the Paris Olympics gold medallist… Continue reading Sabalenka overcomes Zheng and herself to win Wuhan title
Ruth Chepngetich smashes women’s marathon World Record in Chicago
Kenya’s Ruth Chepngetich put on a performance for the ages as she obliterated the women’s marathon world record in Chicago on Sunday, taking nearly two minutes off the previous best to win in an unofficial time of two hours, nine minutes and 56 seconds. Chepngetich ditched the competition by the halfway mark and ran through… Continue reading Ruth Chepngetich smashes women’s marathon World Record in Chicago
France coach Deschamps expecting fired-up Belgium in Nations League clash
France coach Didier Deschamps said on Sunday that his side were bracing for an especially intense encounter when they travel to face Belgium in their Nations League Group A2 clash on Monday. The Belgians are aiming for their first competitive victory over their neighbours in 43 years, having last beaten France in a World Cup… Continue reading France coach Deschamps expecting fired-up Belgium in Nations League clash
England’s Carsley stays mum on job aspirations after win over Finland
HELSINKI, – Lee Carsley was thrilled to see England back on track in their Nations League campaign with a 3-1 victory away to Finland on Sunday, but the stand-in manager remains steadfast in saying he was not thinking ahead to a permanent job. England are second in Group B2 behind Greece with nine points from… Continue reading England’s Carsley stays mum on job aspirations after win over Finland
