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IPL 2026, KKR vs RR: Sangakkara backs captain Riyan Parag despite slow start with bat
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What Spalletti told Juventus’ Italian players after World Cup flop
Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti addressed Italian players in the dressing room after the Azzurri’s World Cup play-off elimination: ‘He knew what we were going through,’ said Manuel Locatelli.Ju...
Wimbledon vs Plymouth Argyle Live: Updates from League One game
Tom Cleverley's Pilgrims are in south-west London this afternoon to play relegation-threatened Wimbledon
Brentford held by Fulham for fifth consecutive draw
Brentford miss the chance to go sixth in the Premier League with a goalless draw against visitors Fulham - their fifth consecutive stalemate in the top flight.
UEFA probe after photographers injured at Bayern-Real game
The Local Germany - 8 hours ago
UEFA on Friday opened disciplinary proceedings after several photographers were injured when fans stormed over barriers at the end of Wednesday's quarter-final between Bayern Munich and Real Madrid in Germany.
Islamabad United Bring In Sri Lankan Star as Replacement for PSL 11
Islamabad United have signed Sri Lankan batter Pavan Rathnayake as a replacement for Nepal international Dipendra Singh Airee for the rest of PSL 11.
Coventry parties as Sky Blues return to the Premier League after 25 years
After drawing 1-1 with Blackburn at Ewood Park on Friday night, the squad clinched their promotion.
Morocco Frees Senegal Fans after Sentences Served
Morocco on Saturday released three Senegalese fans from jail after they completed a three-month prison sentence for participating in the violence that broke out during the Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat, an AFP journalist saw. The trio left Al Arjat 2 prison, northeast of Rabat, in a police vehicle to go to a police station before being released. Upon leaving the police station, the three smiling Senegalese fans were greeted by members of the Senegalese embassy. One said to AFP, "dima Maroc, dima Maghrib" ("long live Morocco").
