Category: Sports - Page 2

Gambia's Scorpions beat Kenya 3‑1 in Nairobi, boosting their World Cup Qualifying hopes while Kenya's campaign slips further behind.

Novak Djokovic vomited twice, sprained his ankle and still advanced at the Shanghai Masters amid 80% humidity, setting a record as the oldest ATP 1000 semi‑finalist.

Argentina U‑20 thrashed Nigeria 4‑0 at Santiago's Estadio Nacional, securing a quarter‑final spot against Mexico and highlighting Saco’s scoring prowess.

NEC Nijmegen seeks to extend a 5‑0 opener win against Heracles Almelo at Asito Stadion, with Koki Ogawa leading the attack. A victory could cement a top‑three spot; a loss deepens Heracles' early woes.

Barcelona's injury‑hit squad fell 4-1 to Sevilla at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, ending a 10‑match unbeaten run and dropping them behind Real Madrid in La Liga.

Eight Premier League games go live this weekend after European clashes force schedule shifts, leaving Arsenal and Man United in the blackout slot.

Australia clinched the T20I series in Auckland on Oct 4, 2025, thanks to Mitchell Marsh’s steady chase and James Neesham’s four‑wicket burst for New Zealand.

Arne Slot explains why Liverpool left Federico Chiesa out of the Champions League squad, citing UEFA's non‑homegrown limit and squad depth challenges.

Atletico Madrid’s Conor Gallagher netted after just 27 seconds against Real Madrid in the 2024/25 Champions League, marking the second‑quickest goal the Spanish giants have ever allowed. The record still belongs to Bayern’s Roy Makaay, who scored in 10.12 seconds in 2006. Gallagher’s early hit set the tone for a dramatic Madrid derby and underscored how even the most decorated clubs can be undone by lightning‑quick moments.

The United Rugby Championship kicks off with three headline clashes on September 26, 2025. The Stormers roll out a side led by captain Nel, the Sharks hand the fly‑half duties to Jaden, and the Bulls name Willie as a bench option. Full team sheets, tactical tweaks and early predictions are examined.

Osasuna host Elche at Estadio El Sadar on Sept 25, 2025. The hosts sit unbeaten in five league games and have a six‑match home winning run, while the newcomers are riding strong away form. Historical head‑to‑head, betting markets and key player profiles are broken down, plus value bets for punters.

Palmeiras and FC Porto left fans buzzing after a 0‑0 draw at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 group stage in New York. Both keepers pulled off stunning saves, with Porto's Cladio Ramos delivering a triple‑save sequence. The match packed chances from Fabio Vieira, Rodrigo Mora and Picarez, yet the deadlock held. Each side walked away with a crucial point as the tournament heats up.