Gymnastics queen Biles returns to world stage in Antwerp
Freed from her "twisties", gymnastics superstar Simone Biles returns to the global stage at the world championships which start in Antwerp on Saturday, with the 2024 Paris Olympic in her sights after a two-year break to treat her mental health.
Read moreMan Utd's Martinez ruled out for 'extended period'
Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has been ruled out for an "extended period" after aggravating a foot injury he suffered last season.
Read moreAberg defies jelly legs on 'dream' Ryder Cup debut
Ludvig Aberg admitted Friday that he was riddled with nerves during his "dream" Ryder Cup debut in Rome which comes just months after turning professional.
Read moreKlopp pleased by in-form Liverpool's 'new start'
Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool are reaping the rewards of their "new start" after last season's disappointing campaign.
Read moreJapan rely on samurai spirit for Argentina decider
For Japan, 'Samurai Time' arrived in the final minute of their World Cup group D match against Samoa.
Read moreAston Villa women's boss concerned over 'wet-look' shirts
Aston Villa's women's manager Carla Ward said her players have expressed "concerns" over the club's 'wet-look' shirts ahead of the start of the Women's Super League season.
Read moreAncelotti admits 'worry' over Barca referee bribery case
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said Friday he is "worried" about the bribery case Spanish champions Barcelona are embroiled in.
Read moreSpain court shelves probe into John McAfee prison death
A Spanish court has closed a probe into the death of software mogul John McAfee at a prison near Barcelona in 2021, ruling he committed suicide, court documents showed Friday.
Read moreEuropean stocks rally as inflation fears ease
European stock markets rose Friday as news of eurozone inflation easing to the lowest rate in nearly two years helped to offset worries about high oil prices.
Read moreEngland match-up 'do-or-die' for Samoa
Samoa forwards coach Tom Coventry said on Friday next week's Pool D game with England is "do-or-die" for their hopes of reaching the quarter-finals.
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