Breezy Johnson Crashes in Super-G, Engaged at Olympics
American skier Breezy Johnson crashed out of the super-G but received a surprise engagement proposal from boyfriend Connor Watkins at the finish line, celebrated by US teammates.
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Man Utd Fan Clubs Call Ratcliffe's Apology 'Half-Hearted'
Manchester United's Muslim Supporters Club and Stretford Sikhs criticize co-owner Jim Ratcliffe's apology as insufficient after his controversial immigration comments, sparking outrage among thousands of members.
Townend Targets Gold Cup Record, Confident in Galopin Des Champs
Jockey Paul Townend discusses his excitement for the Cheltenham Festival, his pursuit of the Gold Cup wins record, and his unwavering belief in Galopin Des Champs despite recent defeats.
Neville Objects to Keane's Ryanair Jibe at Man Utd Star Sesko
Roy Keane compared Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko to budget airline Ryanair, prompting Gary Neville to defend the player's recent performances and crucial equalizer against West Ham.
Man Utd Dodge Bullet as Keane Slams Chelsea Signing Delap
Roy Keane claims Chelsea striker Liam Delap 'lacks real quality,' suggesting Manchester United made a smart move by missing out on the £30m transfer. Delap has struggled at Stamford Bridge, scoring just once in the Premier League.
1986 AFL Origin: WA's Epic Win That Shook Subiaco
Relive Western Australia's legendary 1986 State of Origin victory over Victoria, a match that reached a peak never seen again in interstate football history.
Weston Leads Skeleton as Ukrainian Athlete Banned at Olympics
Team GB's Matt Weston sets track records in skeleton, poised for a medal, while the sport unites behind banned Ukrainian slider Vladyslav Heraskevych over a helmet protest.
Amorim Tipped for Benfica as Mourinho May Take Portugal Job
Ruben Amorim is expected to return to management at Benfica, replacing Jose Mourinho, who could become Portugal's national coach after the World Cup.
Ian Wright Unhappy with Arsenal's Viktor Gyokeres
Arsenal legend Ian Wright expresses disappointment with Viktor Gyokeres' performance levels this season, though remains hopeful the striker can improve if Arsenal win the Premier League title.
QPR and Crawley Sued for £11.1m in Racism Tribunal Case
Former Northern Ireland U21 player Amrit Bansal-McNulty sues QPR and Crawley for £11.1m, claiming racist abuse by ex-manager John Yems destroyed his career. The Central London Employment Tribunal hears evidence from key witnesses.
Milano Cortina 2026 Day Six: Bobsleigh, Snowboard Cross Highlights
A visual recap of day six at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, featuring bobsleigh, snowboard cross, freestyle skiing, and ice hockey action, with standout moments from athletes worldwide.
Forest Sack Dyche, Man City Close Gap on Arsenal
Nottingham Forest have sacked manager Sean Dyche after a goalless draw with Wolves, while Manchester City's dominant win over Fulham cuts Arsenal's lead to three points in the Premier League.
Italian Renaissance: Home-Ice Advantage at Winter Olympics?
Italy's remarkable medal surge at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics sparks debate about host-country advantages, from infrastructure investments to national momentum.
Matarazzo's Impact at Real Sociedad: US Coach's European Rise
Pellegrino Matarazzo, the US-born manager, has revitalized Real Sociedad with an unbeaten run, sparking debate on the best-ever season for an American coach in Europe.
Spurs' Survival: Ange's Return or Old Guard to Beat Drop?
Tottenham Hotspur faces relegation panic as Ange Postecoglou's romance fades and Thomas Frank struggles. With injuries and poor form, can a twist or veteran recall save their Premier League status?
Chile Women's Football Union Leads Labor Rights in South America
Chile's female footballers have formed an official union under labor law, securing professional contracts and medical care. This pioneering movement aims to inspire similar reforms across South America ahead of the 2027 Women's World Cup in Brazil.
Man Utd Owner Ratcliffe Faces FA Charge Over Immigration Remarks
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe could face Football Association charges after controversial comments about UK immigration, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Mayor Andy Burnham condemning his remarks.
Neville: Arsenal, Chelsea Should Have Signed £65m Man Utd Star
Gary Neville believes Arsenal and Chelsea made transfer mistakes by not pursuing Manchester United's Bryan Mbeumo, who has scored ten goals this season after a £65m move from Brentford.
Winter Olympics Coach Works with 13 Countries, Swaps Jackets
French figure skating coach Benoit Richaud emerges as an unlikely star at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, working with 16 athletes from 13 different nations while managing rapid jacket changes.
Depay: Arsenal Target Bidon Must Leave Brazil to Fulfill Potential
Memphis Depay believes Corinthians midfielder Breno Bidon, linked with Arsenal, needs to leave Brazilian football to reach his full potential. The 20-year-old is valued at £20.8m.
FA to Probe Ratcliffe's Immigration Remarks for Disrepute
The Football Association will examine whether Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe brought the game into disrepute with his claim that the UK is being 'colonised' by immigrants.
Chelsea vs Tottenham for Free Agent Striker Vlahovic
Chelsea are reportedly preparing to challenge Tottenham for Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic, who could become a free agent this summer. The Blues aim to strengthen their attack after a quiet winter transfer window.
Willie Mullins Targets Cheltenham Wins Despite Slow Start
Willie Mullins, the all-time leading trainer at Cheltenham Festival with 113 wins, discusses his horses' preparations and prospects for the upcoming event, despite trailing in the Irish trainers' championship.
Arsenal Injury Woes Mount Before Brentford Premier League Match
Arsenal face fresh injury setbacks with key players including Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard, and Kai Havertz doubtful for tonight's Premier League clash against Brentford at GTech Community Stadium.
De Zerbi in Frame for Spurs Job After Frank Sacked
Tottenham Hotspur have sacked Thomas Frank as head coach, with Roberto De Zerbi linked to the vacant role despite his interest in the Manchester United job.
Forest Sack Dyche, Man City Close Gap on Arsenal in Premier League
Nottingham Forest have sacked manager Sean Dyche after a goalless draw with Wolves, while Manchester City's dominant win over Fulham narrows Arsenal's lead to three points in the Premier League title race.
Finnish Ski Jump Coach Sent Home from Olympics Over Alcohol
Finnish ski jumping head coach Igor Medved has been sent home from the Winter Olympics after violating team rules by consuming alcohol, with the Finnish Olympic Committee confirming his departure.
Man Utd Urged to Raid Barcelona for Casemiro Replacement
Manchester United legend Jaap Stam has identified Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong as a 'very good' option to replace the departing Casemiro, with Brighton's Carlos Baleba also recommended.
Tottenham's Managerial Crisis: Pochettino Reunion Needs Patience
Tottenham Hotspur's sacking of Thomas Frank sparks speculation of a Mauricio Pochettino return, but the club's impatient culture clashes with his patient-building legacy.
FA Cup Draws More Viewers Than Premier League on TNT Sports
TNT Sports' FA Cup coverage, including Manchester United vs. Brighton, attracted higher average audiences than any Premier League match this season, highlighting the competition's enduring appeal.
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