Sports
Smicer Names Olise as Ideal Salah Replacement for Liverpool
Former Liverpool player Vladimir Smicer says Bayern Munich’s Michael Olise is the perfect candidate to replace the departing Mohamed Salah this summer.
Sports
Nottingham Forest and Burnley Announce Lineups for Premier League Clash
Elliot Anderson returns for Nottingham Forest after his mother’s passing. Burnley makes one change with Kyle Walker starting as they face a crucial match.
Sports
Wisconsin Badgers Sign Iowa Transfer Teagan Mallegni
Wisconsin native Teagan Mallegni transfers to the Badgers women’s basketball team from Iowa. She averaged 2.6 points and 1.3 rebounds over two seasons with the Hawkeyes.
Sports
Celtic and St Mirren Clash Again in Scottish Cup Semi-Final
Celtic and St Mirren meet at Hampden Park for a Scottish Cup semi-final, four months after St Mirren’s League Cup final victory over Celtic.
Sports
Defending Champions Return to Boston Marathon with Records in Sight
Defending champions Sharon Lokedi and John Korir return to the Boston Marathon. Favorable weather could challenge course records on Monday.
Sports
Karolina Muchova Defeats Coco Gauff for First Time, Reaches Stuttgart Semifinals
Karolina Muchova ended a six-match losing streak against Coco Gauff, winning in three sets to advance to the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix semifinals.
Sports
Flavio Cobolli Wins Munich Semifinal, Dedicates Victory to Late Friend
Italian tennis player Flavio Cobolli defeated Alexander Zverev in the Munich Open semifinals, securing his first career top-five win a day after a friend’s death.
Sports
Rafael Jodar Wins Barcelona Match Amid ‘Vamos Rafa!’ Chants
Nineteen-year-old Rafael Jodar won his match in Barcelona as fans chanted ‘Vamos Rafa!’, drawing comparisons to the legendary Rafael Nadal.
Sports
Rajasthan Royals Bat First, Hetmyer and Brijesh Return
Rajasthan Royals have chosen to bat first in their IPL match. Shimron Hetmyer and Brijesh Patel have returned to the playing XI.
Sports
Eta Makes History in Bundesliga as Union Berlin Falls to Wolfsburg
Marie-Louise Eta became the first woman to coach a men’s team in a top-five European league, but her Union Berlin side lost 2-1 to Wolfsburg.