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Dianna Russini Seeks Super Bowl Radio Row Credential Amid Media Return

Former NFL insider Dianna Russini is preparing to return to high-profile media coverage during Super Bowl week in Los Angeles. According to reports, she intends to secure a Radio Row credential through her affiliation with iHeartMedia, marking a significant step in her professional comeback following a recent scandal and subsequent departure from The Athletic.

Orlando Pirates Defender Neo Rapoo Embraces Patience Amid Limited Game Time

Orlando Pirates young defender Neo Rapoo remains focused on development despite limited first-team opportunities, relying on guidance from senior squad members. The U23 international believes his current path is building the resilience needed for Africa's top club competition under coach Ouaddou.

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Union Berlin sack coach Bjelica amid Bundesliga survival fight

Bundesliga strugglers Union Berlin on Monday sacked coach Nenad Bjelica with Marco Grote stepping in as interim boss with two games left this season.

'Fired-up' Inoue stops Nery after early scare to defend titles

Japan's undisputed super-bantamweight world champion Naoya Inoue said an early scare got him "fired up" after he stopped Mexico's Luis Nery in the sixth round to defend his titles at the Tokyo Dome on Monday.

Don't pile Olympic pressure on Lyles, says US legend Lewis

US track and field star Carl Lewis has pleaded that Noah Lyles be given some leeway as he heads into the Paris Olympics as a hot sprint favourite with a potential eye on four gold medals.

Van Dijk plans to stay on to aid Liverpool's 'big transition'

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk expects to be part of the "big transition" that will take place when manager Jurgen Klopp leaves Anfield at the end of the season.

Japan's Inoue stops Nery to defend super-bantamweight titles

Japan's undisputed super-bantamweight world champion Naoya Inoue survived an early scare to stop Mexico's Luis Nery in the sixth round at the Tokyo Dome Monday and defend his titles.

PSG coach Luis Enrique urges 'calm' in Dortmund Champions League decider

Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique sought to take the pressure off his side going into Tuesday's Champions League semi-final second leg against Borussia Dortmund, telling them not to worry about having to win by two goals to reach the final.

Japan's Inoue KOs Nery to defend super-bantamweight titles

Japan's undisputed super-bantamweight world champion Naoya Inoue survived an early scare to stop Mexico's Luis Nery in the sixth round at the Tokyo Dome Monday and defend his titles.

Nadal to make Rome return against qualifier

Rafael Nadal was drawn on Monday with a qualifier in the first round of the Italian Open as the 22-time Grand Slam winner continues his comeback from injury on clay in Rome.

Takei beats Moloney in Tokyo to win bantamweight world title

Japan's Yoshiki Takei beat Australian defending champion Jason Moloney by unanimous decision on Monday to win the WBO bantamweight world title at the Tokyo Dome.

Indian protest wrestler Punia suspended for avoiding dope test

Indian wrestler Bajrang Punia -- one of the leaders of athlete protests against the federation chief last year -- has been provisionally suspended by the national anti-doping agency (NADA) for allegedly avoiding a drug test.

Lyles, Thomas star as USA dominate World Relays

Noah Lyles anchored the US 4x100m men to World Athletics Relays glory and Gabby Thomas bagged a quickfire double as the American team won four of the five golds on offer in Nassau on Sunday.

Lyles, Thomas star as USA dominates World Relays

Noah Lyles anchored the US 4x100m men to World Athletics Relays glory and Gabby Thomas bagged a quickfire double as the American team won four of the five golds on offer in Nassau on Sunday.

McLaren's Norris wins Miami Grand Prix for maiden F1 win

McLaren's Lando Norris won the first Formula One race of his career with a shock victory over world champion Max Verstappen in the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday.

'NoWins' no more as Norris delivers F1 needed plot twist

Formula One has built much of its recent success in the United States on the Netflix reality doc series 'Drive to Survive' but with Max Verstappen utterly dominating there was an acute need for a plot twist.

Trump tells Miami winner Norris he is his 'lucky charm'

Miami Grand Prix winner Lando Norris said Donald Trump joked he was the British driver's 'lucky charm' after the former US President visited the McLaren team before Sunday's race.

Closing birdie lifts Pendrith to first PGA Tour title at CJ Cup Byron Nelson

Taylor Pendrith birdied the final hole to seize his first US PGA Tour title at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson ahead of Ben Kohles, who bogeyed 18 for an agonizing runner-up finish.

Sporting Lisbon win Portuguese league after Benfica stumble

Sporting Lisbon were crowned champions of Portugal for only the second time in 21 years on Sunday after second-placed Benfica lost.

McLaren's Norris wins Miami Grand Prix

McLaren's Lando Norris won the first Formula One race of his career with a shock victory over world champion Max Verstappen in the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday.

Cesar Luis Menotti, architect of Argentina's 1978 World Cup triumph, dead at 85

Cesar Luis Menotti, who famously coached Argentina to their first World Cup triumph in 1978, an achievement described as one of the "country's greatest joys", has died at the age of 85, the country's football federation (AFA) announced Sunday.

'Sound of silence' for troubled Milan as Juve inch towards Champions League

AC Milan were given the silent treatment by thousands of frustrated supporters during Sunday's thrilling 3-3 home draw with Genoa as their disappointing Serie A season crawls to its conclusion.

Mitchell rallies Cavs for series-clinching game seven win over Magic

Donovan Mitchell and the Cleveland Cavaliers silenced the young guns of Orlando, beating the Magic 106-94 in game seven of their NBA playoffs first-round series Sunday to book a meeting with Eastern Conference top seeds Boston.

'Almost dead' Rublev battles illness to claim Madrid Open title

Andrey Rublev won the Madrid Open with a hard-fought 4-6, 7-5, 7-5 victory over Felix Auger-Aliassime on Sunday to secure his second title of the year, despite battling with illness.

Cesar Luis Menotti, football romantic who led Argentina to first World Cup

Cesar Luis Menotti, who led a dashing Argentina team to victory in the 1978 World Cup, has died aged 85, the country's football federation announced on Sunday.

Rublev battles past Auger-Aliassime to claim Madrid Open title

Andrey Rublev won the Madrid Open with a hard-fought 4-6, 7-5, 7-5 victory over Felix Auger-Aliassime on Sunday to secure his second title of the year.

Furious Moyes blasts West Ham flops after Chelsea run riot

David Moyes accused his West Ham flops of failing to take "responsibility" as the pressure mounted on the under-fire boss following Sunday's 5-0 thrashing at Chelsea.

Rejuvenated Liverpool dent Tottenham's Champions League dreams

Jurgen Klopp said Liverpool's 4-2 victory over Tottenham was a "mirror of their season" as they held off a late wobble to further dent Spurs' hopes of a top-four Premier League finish on Sunday.

'Splendid' Narine powers clinical Kolkata to top of IPL

Red-hot Sunil Narine smashed 81 off 39 balls to help Kolkata Knight Riders thrash Lucknow Super Giants by 98 runs and take top spot in IPL table on Sunday.

Man City's Haaland is a 'spoilt brat', says Keane

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has been branded a "spoilt brat" by Roy Keane as the former Manchester United star stepped up his war of words with the Norwegian.

Narine powers clinical Kolkata to top of IPL