Kluivert ‘parts ways’ with Turkey’s Adana Demirspor
Manager Patrick Kluivert leaves Turkish Super Lig club Adana Demirspor by “mutual agreement” after five months in charge.
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‘A huge insult’: Scotland captain Rachel Corsie hits back at ‘integrity’ questions
England win at Hampden could boost Team GB Olympic hopesCorsie: ‘It is absolutely outrageous to question our integrity’ The Scotland captain, Rachel Corsie, has hit back at questions over their motivation for the game against England on Tuesday, calling them “absolutely outrageous” and “a huge insult”. The Women’s Nations League offers a route for Team
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Rugby union player Api Ratuniyarawa pleads guilty to sexual assaults
Fiji international was charged hours before he was meant to appear for the Barbarians against Wales on 4 November Rugby player Api Ratuniyarawa has admitted to a series of sexual assaults committed days before he was due to play for the Barbarians in Cardiff last month. Appearing before Cardiff crown court, the 37-year-old Fiji international
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Neck guards to be mandatory in IIHF competitions
The International Ice Hockey Federation will make neck guards mandatory following the death of Nottingham Panthers’ Adam Johnson.
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Out of time? Unloved Commonwealth Games faces uphill battle to survive
Hosts are pulling out, costs are spiralling and the PR is a challenge: will the post-colonial festival of sport find a way to secure its future? The last time the Commonwealth Games was struggling to find a replacement host, after Durban was stripped of the event in 2017, it had help from an unlikely source:
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Neck guards will be mandatory at Olympics after Adam Johnson’s death
IHF order would not apply to NHL and professional leaguesMove follows Johnson’s death during game in October The International Ice Hockey Federation announced Monday that it is making neck guards mandatory for all levels of competition in the tournaments it runs, including the Olympics and men’s and women’s world championships. The mandate would not apply
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Swansea sack head coach Duff
Swansea City sack manager Michael Duff after less than six months in charge.
‘I played with my earphone in’ – England’s ‘clumsy’ new star
From playing with an earphone in, to forgetting her trainers, England Rose Funmi Fadoju may be forgettable off the court, but she is laser-focused on it.
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West Ham offer £25,000 reward after Zouma burglary
West Ham offer a £25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and successful prosecution of burglars who broke into Kurt Zouma’s home.
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ECB introduces independent cricket regulator
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has introduced an independent regulator in response to damning independent report into the game.