A new Barca era is starting after Busquets - Xavi
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez believes a new era is starting at the club after Sergio Busquets said this week he will leave in the summer at the end of his contract.
Read moreAl-Hilal boss tight-lipped as fans clamour for Messi move
Al-Hilal president Fahd Bin Nafel refused to comment on the possibility of signing Lionel Messi, insisting his Saudi Arabian side is "more important than just one player", as fans clamour for the World Cup winner.
Read moreCrusaders beat Blues in brutal Super Rugby Pacific contest
The Auckland Blues paid for an act of indiscipline by captain Dalton Papali'i as the Canterbury Crusaders won a brutal Super Rugby Pacific showdown 15-3 in Christchurch on Saturday.
Read moreBagnaia denies returning Marquez to take French MotoGP pole
Reigning world champion Francesco Bagnaia grabbed pole from the returning Marc Marquez for this weekend's French MotoGP in qualifying at Le Mans on Saturday.
Read moreErdogan leads prayers on eve of fight for political life
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will lead Saturday prayers at Istanbul's iconic Hagia Sophia mosque, ahead of a battle for his political life against a powerful secular rival.
Read moreNepali climbers kick off Everest summits
Nine Nepalis reached the summit of Mount Everest on Saturday, opening the route for hundreds of climbers expected to scale the world's highest mountain in the coming weeks.
Read moreThousands flee as Cyclone Mocha approaches Myanmar, Bangladesh
Thousands fled Myanmar's west coast and officials in neighbouring Bangladesh raced to evacuate Rohingya refugees on Saturday as the most powerful cyclone in the region for over a decade churned across the Bay of Bengal.
Read moreBasketball coaches slam temporary court, dunk on the heat
Basketball coaches at the Southeast Asian Games have complained about the quality of the court, blaming the temporary linoleum surface for injuries to players.
Read moreThe last-placed runner who became toast of Cambodia
Everyone in Phnom Penh, it seems, wants a selfie with Bou Samnang.
Read moreKerr says Warriors star trio have 'plenty left in tank' after playoff ouster
Golden State coach Steve Kerr acknowledged Friday that the 2022-23 iteration of the Warriors "is not a championship team," but he believes Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green can still form the core of one.
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