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Brazil forward Estevao's World Cup hopes are in doubt after it was confirmed Friday he will miss the rest of the season with a hamstring injury. It is not clear if the Chelsea player will recover in time for the tournament that runs through June and July. Chelsea interim coach Calum McFarlane did
On this Friday, UEFA banned Gianluca Prestianni for six matches for discriminatory behavior in the first leg of the Champions League playoffs between Benfica Lisbon and Real Madrid. Three of those mat...
After the news that Hugo Ekitike will miss the World Cup - and likely the start of next season - following a rupture of the Achilles tendon during Liverpool's Champions League defeat by Paris St-Germain, BBC Sport has spoken to sports physiotherapist Ben Warburton to discuss what the recovery proces
Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique has no intention of easing up on his players ahead of the World Cup as his Ligue 1 leaders look to defend their Champions League crown."I'm the Paris Saint-Germain coach, as for the rest, I couldn't care less," said the 55-year-old, who coache
Brazilian winger Estevao is out for the rest of the English season, with his participation in the World Cup in doubt, Chelsea interim boss Calum McFarlane said on Friday.McFarlane was asked whether Estevao would fit for the World Cup, which takes place in Canada, Mexico and the United States from Ju
The ACLU warned fans of the potential risks of traveling to the United States for the World Cup.
First came the racist abuse against Vinícius Júnior. Success on the pitch for both Spain’s women and men’s teams has been partially overshadowed in recent years by incidents of racism, sexism and xenophobia. As the World Cup approaches, concerns have been raised about whether meaningful cultural c
Fikayo Tomori has not hidden the fact that he would like to be included in England’s World Cup squad list for the 2026 tournament in North America, but has expressed his sympathies with Italy and hi...
Suzie Bates will retire after the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, ending a 20-year career with 362 matches. New Zealand’s top run-scorer, she has 14 centuries and 145 wickets. “I'm immensely proud to have worn the fern,” she said, adding her “final mission” is to win another World Cup before retiring