Iran Releases Assets of Women's Football Captain After Asylum Drama
Iranian authorities have unfrozen the assets of women's football captain Zahra Ghanbari following her withdrawal of an asylum claim in Australia, citing a 'change in behaviour'.
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WNBA Draft 2026: Azzi Fudd Goes First in Landmark Selection
The 2026 WNBA draft concluded with UConn's Azzi Fudd selected first by Dallas Wings. UCLA players dominated early picks, and Washington Mystics made six selections in a transformative night for women's basketball.
Azzi Fudd Goes No. 1 to Dallas Wings in WNBA Draft
UConn guard Azzi Fudd was selected first overall by the Dallas Wings, reuniting with former teammate Paige Bueckers. UCLA set a record with five first-round picks in a draft reshaped by new CBA rules.
Luis García: Malaysian Football's Big Steps and Emotional Return
Liverpool legend Luis García discusses his role as CEO of Johor Darul Ta'zim, the club's historic Asian Champions League run, and how Malaysian football is progressing on the global stage.
UEFA Commercial Revenue to Break €1 Billion Barrier
UEFA's sponsorship income is set to rise by over 40%, with Champions League clubs benefiting significantly from new global deals and projected TV rights growth.
Gary Neville Buys Mark Goldbridge's YouTube Football Channels
Gary Neville's sports media group The Overlap has purchased Mark Goldbridge's The United Stand and That's Football YouTube channels in a seven-figure deal, combining 3.7 million subscribers to expand football punditry content.
Lance Collard Banned Seven Weeks for Homophobic Slur in AFL
St Kilda forward Lance Collard has been suspended for seven weeks by the AFL tribunal after directing a homophobic slur at an opponent during a VFL match last month.
Carrick Slams 'Shocking' Red Card for Hair Pull at Man Utd
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick criticizes Lisandro Martínez's red card for hair pulling as 'shocking,' with the club considering an appeal amid a defensive shortage.
Stokes Denies McCullum Rift, Plans New Path After Ashes Loss
England Test captain Ben Stokes has dismissed reports of a disagreement with head coach Brendon McCullum, emphasizing their shared vision while acknowledging a 'different' tactical approach moving forward after the 2025/26 Ashes defeat.
Book Explores Steinbrenner's Yankees Reign and Legacy
A new biography delves into George Steinbrenner's ownership of the New York Yankees, from his 1973 purchase to his son Hal's leadership, revealing behind-the-scenes stories and the team's enduring impact.
Peaty Hails Ramsay as Inspiration for 2028 Olympics
Olympic champion Adam Peaty reveals how father-in-law Gordon Ramsay provides guidance as he prepares for the 2028 Los Angeles Games, calling the next two years the hardest of his career.
Arsenal's Title Charge Wobbles in David Squires Cartoon
Cartoonist David Squires captures Arsenal's latest struggles in the Premier League title race, highlighting their faltering form and potential reinforcements needed for a final push.
Horse Rescued After 8 Hours in Illinois Flood
Firefighters and veterinarians in Illinois executed a daring eight-hour rescue operation to save a horse swept away in a fast-moving flood, using a makeshift raft to bring the animal to safety.
Bath's Epic Comeback Sets Up Bordeaux Clash in Champions Cup
Bath staged a stunning comeback to defeat Northampton 43-41, advancing to their first European Cup semi-final in 20 years. Now, they face defending champions Bordeaux Bègles in a high-stakes showdown.
Constitution Hill: From Hurdling Yips to Flat Racing Glory
Veteran trainer Nicky Henderson discusses Constitution Hill's remarkable transition from a champion hurdler to a Flat racing star, exploring the horse's struggles and resurgence.
Trainer Evan Williams Jailed for Dog Walker Assault
Welsh Grand National-winning trainer Evan Williams has been sentenced to three years in prison for attacking a dog walker on his land with a hockey stick, causing serious injuries.
Female Football Fans' Historic Struggle Showcased in Exhibition
A new exhibition in Sunderland explores the experiences of women football fans since the 1950s, revealing ongoing gender inequalities and sexist attitudes in the sport.
County Cricket Season Takes Shape with Veteran Wins
The county cricket season is unfolding with Sussex leading Division One and notable performances from veterans like James Anderson and Craig Overton. Key talking points include pitch data debates and emerging talents.
Iraola to Leave Bournemouth, Premier League Clubs Alert
Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola confirms he will exit when his contract expires this summer, sparking interest from Premier League rivals and Athletic Bilbao.
Man Utd Hair-Pulling Red Card Ignites Football Rules Controversy
Lisandro Martínez's dismissal for hair-pulling in Manchester United's defeat to Leeds has reignited debates over consistency and common sense in football officiating.
Arsenal Injury Crisis: Saka's Achilles Doubts Loom
Mikel Arteta insists he has 'zero fear' despite Arsenal's injury woes, with Bukayo Saka's achilles issue and Declan Rice's fitness test casting shadows over the Champions League clash.
Matt Crocker Leaves US Soccer for Saudi Arabia Before World Cup
US Soccer sporting director Matt Crocker is leaving his position less than two months before the 2026 World Cup to take a similar role with Saudi Arabia's football federation.
Iraola Leaves Bournemouth: Next Club Odds and Speculation
Andoni Iraola confirms departure from Bournemouth at season's end, sparking intense speculation about his next managerial move. Betfair odds reveal Athletic Bilbao as favorites.
Carrick Defends Ugarte After Neville Criticism
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has publicly defended midfielder Manuel Ugarte following criticism from club legend Gary Neville, who labeled the Uruguayan as 'limited on the ball' after a disappointing 2-1 loss to Leeds United.
Nexo Sponsors Argentina for FIFA World Cup with Trump Links
Cryptocurrency platform Nexo, associated with Donald Trump, announces sponsorship deal with Lionel Messi's Argentina ahead of the FIFA World Cup in North America.
Arsenal Injury Crisis: Rice, Saka Doubtful for Sporting
Mikel Arteta faces a major selection headache as Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka join Arsenal's growing injury list ahead of the decisive Champions League quarter-final against Sporting CP.
Higgins Predicts Retirement Age for Snooker's Class of 92
Snooker legend John Higgins forecasts that the iconic Class of 92, including Ronnie O'Sullivan and Mark Williams, will likely retire in their mid-50s as physical challenges mount.
Nelson: Whyte Perfect Joshua Warm-Up Before Fury Fight
Boxing expert Johnny Nelson proposes Dillian Whyte as Anthony Joshua's ideal tune-up fight before a potential blockbuster showdown with Tyson Fury, citing their historic rivalry.
Arsenal Injury Scare: Five Stars Miss Training Ahead of Sporting and Man City
Arsenal faces a major injury scare as Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Jurrien Timber, Martin Odegaard, and Riccardo Calafiori miss training ahead of key Champions League and Premier League fixtures against Sporting CP and Manchester City.
Fabregas Dismisses Chelsea Links, Focused on Como Project
Cesc Fabregas has firmly distanced himself from rumors linking him to Chelsea's managerial vacancy, emphasizing his dedication to Como's ambitious project in Serie A.
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