Fans will return to Premier League stadiums for the season's final two rounds of fixtures later this month, subject to the UK government's expected easing of lockdown restrictions.

Under the government's roadmap out of lockdown, crowds of up 10,000 or 25 percent of capacity will be permitted from May 17.
As a result, the Premier League has altered its fixture schedule to ensure that each of the 20 teams gets the opportunity to host at least one home match with a crowd.
The UK has given more than 34 million people a first vaccine dose with case numbers and hospitalisations from coronavirus falling.
Bar a short-lived experiment with maximum crowds of 4,000 in areas with low Covid-19 rates in December, the entire 2020/21 English season has been played behind closed doors.
-The Premier League has today confirmed that the final two Matchweeks of the 2020/21 season will be limited to home fans, subject to the Government easing lockdown restrictions in the United Kingdom- the Premier League said in a statement on Wednesday.
-Matchweek 37 will now be played on 18-19 May, with the final matches of the season kicking off at 16:00 BST (1500GMT) on Sunday 23 May as planned.-No away fans will be allowed to ease operational challenges, but the English top-flight clubs are hopeful of a return to full stadiums for the start of next season.
-Fans have been greatly missed at Premier League matches and this marks a key step towards full stadiums, including away fans, from the start of the 2021/22 season- added the statement.
A series of test events have already been held as supporters slowly return to watching live sport in Britain.
Leicester's FA Cup semi-final win over Southampton hosted 4,000 fans at Wembley last month, while double that number saw Manchester City lift the League Cup on April 24.
A crowd of 21,000 will see the FA Cup final between Leicester and Chelsea on May 15.
Wembley is also set to host eight matches at Euro 2020 with at least 25 percent capacity.
There is hope the crowd for the Euro semi-finals and final could rise to 50 percent capacity at the 90,000 seater home of English football with a further easing of restrictions expected across England on June 21.

Under the government's roadmap out of lockdown, crowds of up 10,000 or 25 percent of capacity will be permitted from May 17

Fans will return to Premier League stadiums later this month

Premier League fans to return for final two matchdays

Jose Mourinho will take over as coach of Roma on a three-year deal from next season, the Serie A club announced on Tuesday.

Mourinho, sacked by Premier League club Tottenham last month, will replace fellow Portuguese Paulo Fonseca who will leave Roma at the end of the current campaign.
Mourinho returns to Italy where he led Inter Milan to the treble in 2010.
The 58-year-old also won the Champions League with Porto in 2004, three Premier League titles with Chelsea and La Liga with Real Madrid in 2012.
Mourinho, who led Manchester United to the Europa League in 2017, has signed a contract with Roma that runs until June 30, 2024.
-We are thrilled and delighted to welcome Jose Mourinho into the AS Roma family- club president Dan Friedkin and vice-president Ryan Friedkin said.
-A great champion who has won trophies at every level, Jose will provide tremendous leadership and experience to our ambitious project.--The appointment of Jose is a huge step in building a long-term and consistent winning culture throughout the club.-Mourinho has claimed 25 major trophies in his career to date and joins a club that hasn't won Serie A since 2001.
-Thank you to the Friedkin family for choosing me to lead this great club and to be part of their vision- Mourinho said in a statement.
-It is the same ambition and drive that has always motivated me and together we want to build a winning project over the upcoming years.--The incredible passion of the Roma fans convinced me to accept the job and I cannot wait to start next season.-

Mourinho is one of only three managers to have won the Champions League with two different clubs, a feat he has also repeated in the Europa League.

-When Jose became available, we immediately jumped at the chance to speak with one of the greatest managers of all time- said Roma general manager Tiago Pinto.
-We were blown away by Jose's desire to win and his passion for the game: no matter how many trophies he has won, his primary focus is always on the next one. He possesses the knowledge, experience and leadership to compete at all levels.-Earlier Roma confirmed that Fonseca would leave the club after two years with the three-time Italian champions who are trophyless since 2008.
Fonseca, 48, joined the club in 2019 on a two-year contract with the option for a third year if the club reached the Champions League next season.
The club finished fifth in Serie A last campaign and are currently seventh, nine points behind city rivals Lazio who sit sixth and have a game in hand.
Roma trail Mourinho's former club Manchester United 6-2 going into Thursday's second leg of their Europa League semi-final in the Italian capital.
Fonseca replaced Claudio Ranieri, who had a brief spell as coach after Eusebio Di Francesco was sacked in January 2019.
Di Francesco had guided the club to the Champions League semi-finals in 2018.

He will replace fellow Portuguese Paulo Fonseca who will leave Roma at the end of the current campaign

Mourinho returns to Italy where he led Inter Milan to the treble in 2010.

Jose Mourinho joins Roma on three-year deal

The Monaco Grand Prix, arguably the most iconic race on the Formula One calendar, will be held in late May with 7,500 spectators, the Principality's government announced on Tuesday.

Spectators coming from outside the Principality will all be required to show evidence of a negative PCR test when they cross the border and in order to enter the enclosure of the street circuit.
-It is important that it is held with both a minimum participation of the public and the highest sanitary conditions- said the Minister of State Pierre Dartout. 
Cancelled last year because of the Covid-19 pandemic, this year's race on May 23 has sold "already 4,000 tickets", according to Christian Tornatore, commissioner general of the Automobile Club de Monaco.
These "7,500 tickets amount to one in three places in order to allow distancing", he said.
Only 3,000 will be allowed for the Friday practice.
There will be no restriction on the origin of the public, notwithstanding PCR tests for those coming into Monaco. Staff will be trained to spot any falsified tests.
Residents, employees of the Principality and Monegasques are exempt from testing.
-We are all eager to ensure that it takes place in the best possible conditions, both for what it represents economically, particularly in the hotel and catering sector, but also for the image of the Principality- said Dartout.
The Monaco GP, which was first run in 1929, is the fifth on this year's 23-race calendar.

Spectators coming from outside the Principality will all be required to show evidence of a negative PCR test when they cross the border and in order to enter the enclosure of the street circuit

Residents, employees of the Principality and Monegasques are exempt from testing

Monaco Grand Prix to allow 7,500 spectators

Athletes taking part in the Tokyo Olympics must wear face masks at all times except when eating, drinking, sleeping, training or competing, according to an updated version of the 'playbook' of rules prepared by organisers of the Games.

The playbook also said all people visiting Japan for the Games were required to have a smartphone and to download two apps for health reporting and contact tracing. Athletes will receive a Samsung smartphone, it said.

This new rule is added to an updated version of the 'playbook' of rules prepared by organisers of the Games

The playbook also said all people visiting Japan for the Games were required to have a smartphone and to download two apps for health reporting and contact tracing

Tokyo Olympics athletes must wear face masks most of the time

Zlatan Ibrahimović is a doubt for AC Milan's midweek Serie A home game against Sassuolo, coach Stefano Pioli said on Tuesday.

Ibrahimović was suspended last weekend as Milan won at the San Siro for the first time in over two months against Genoa.
But the 39-year-old Swede and French left-back Theo Hernandez have both been hampered with muscular problems.
Midfielders Hakan Calhanoglu and Ismael Bennacer are also struggling with knocks.
-We have problems for Bennacer, Ibra, Calhanoglu and Theo, they all had difficulties training. Let's see tomorrow (Wednesday)- Pioli told a pre-match press conference.
Ibrahimović is Milan's top-scorer with 15 goals in 17 league appearances this campaign.
Veteran Croatian forward Mario Mandžukić returned after a long injury layoff against Genoa.
-Mandžukić did well and made his presence felt- said Pioli.
-He can't play for 90 minutes, but I count on him. He will help us.-Second-placed Milan are nine points behind city rivals Inter with seven games left, including against top-four rivals Lazio next Monday, and Juventus on May 9.

39-year-old Swede and French left-back Theo Hernandez have both been hampered with muscular problems

Ibrahimović was suspended last weekend as Milan won at the San Siro for the first time in over two months against Genoa

Ibrahimović injury doubt for Milan against Sassuolo

A health adviser to Japan’s Olympic committee said on Tuesday athletes should have the option of getting COVID-19 vaccines, days after public outcry led the government to deny it was making them a priority.

Japan on Thursday had dismissed a media report that it was considering vaccinating all its Olympians by the end of June after the idea sparked a social media uproar amid a slow vaccine rollout for the rest of the population.
But on Tuesday, the adviser, Nobuhiko Okabe, told Reuters that although vaccines should not be an obligation, they should be available to the athletes who want them. Okabe is an infectious disease expert who helped guide Japan’s response to the H1N1 outbreak in 2009 and advises on its COVID-19 response.
-I think the recommendation should be to be immunized, particularly for the athletes- said Okabe, who has held leadership roles in the World Health Organisation.
He said choices by individual athletes to refuse the vaccine for health or religious reasons “should be respected.”
About 1.1 million health care workers in Japan have received at least their first dose of Pfizer Inc-BioNTech’s vaccine.
Inoculations of the country’s sizable elderly population began on Monday, but some experts caution that shots for the general populace may not be available until late summer or even winter because of constrained supplies.
Okabe, who heads the Kawasaki City Institute for Public Health, also said Japan’s commercialisation and licensing hurdles involving drugs and medical products remain a “big problem,” as they could slow its response to health crisis such as pandemics.
Japan has approved only one COVID-19 vaccine so far and about 0.9% of its population of 126 million has gotten at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine, compared with 2.2% in South Korea or 36% in the United States, according to a Reuters tracker.

Okabe: I think the recommendation should be to be immunized, particularly for the athletes

A man looks at his mobile phone next to The Olympic rings in front of the Japan Olympics Museum in Tokyo, Japan, March 4, 2020.

Japan Olympic adviser urges COVID-19 vaccine option for athletes

<a href="https://avaz.ba/pretraga?query=Sjeverna%20Koreja&amp;">Sjeverna Koreja</a> neće učestvovati na ovogodišnjim Olimpijskim igrama u Tokiju zbog bojazni od koronavirusa, saopćilo je danas Ministarstvo sporta ove zemlje. Južna Koreja se nadala da će Igre biti prilika da se obnove mirovni razgovori ove dvije zemlje.
Ovo će biti prvi put da Sjeverna Koreja propušta Ljetnje olimpijske igre od kada je bojkotovala takmičenje u Seulu 1988. godine u vrijeme hladnog rata.

Južnokorejski predsjednik Mun DŽae In nadao se da će dvije zemlje moći da sastave kombinovani tim u Tokiju i iskoriste taj nastup za poboljšanje odnosa.

Dvije zemlje i dalje su tehnički u ratu, pošto je rat vođen od 1950. do 1953. godine okončan primirjem, a ne mirovnim sporazumom.
Tenzije na Korejskom poluostrvu porasle su prošlog mjeseca, kada je Sjever nastavio raketne testove, iako su obje strane saopćile poslije lansiranja da žele nastavak dijaloga.

Ovo će biti prvi put da Sjeverna Koreja propušta Ljetnje olimpijske igre od kada je bojkotovala takmičenje u Seulu 1988. godine u vrijeme hladnog rata

Sjeverna Koreja odustala od Olimpijskih igara

Norwegian ski jumper Daniel-Andre Tande has woken up from a medically-induced coma after a bad fall at last week's final ski-jumping World Cup event of the season, his family said on Monday.

-It was great to arrive at the hospital early today and see that Daniel was awake and himself- the skier's family wrote on the Instagram account of the Norwegian ski jumping team, noting the "long and worrying days of waiting".
On Thursday, the 27-year-old lost his balance while in mid-air and travelling at more than 100 km/h (62.1 mph) in Planica, crashing uncontrollably to the ground.
He was rushed to hospital by helicopter, where he was intubated and mechanically ventilated, and placed in a coma. 
Tande won the world ski flying title in 2018 and was a team Olympic gold medallist with Norway in Pyeongchang later that year.

On Thursday, the 27-year-old lost his balance while in mid-air and travelling at more than 100 km/h (62.1 mph) in Planica, crashing uncontrollably to the ground

Norway's Daniel Andre Tande was ski flying world champion in 2018

Norwegian ski jumper Tande wakes from coma after fall

The number of gymnasts involved in a legal action against British Gymnastics over alleged "systemic physical and psychological abuse" has more than doubled in the last month to 37 and represents the "tip of the iceberg", according to their representatives.

A letter on behalf of 17 gymnasts, some of whom were as young as six, alleging abuse by coaches was served on the sport's governing body in the UK by law firm Hausfeld in February.
That number has now increased substantially, with Hausfeld threatening to take the matter through the courts if British Gymnastics does not provide a substantive response by June 19.
Hausfeld had wanted a response to their February letter by this Thursday.
British Gymnastics had, according to Hausfeld, asked for an extension until December 19, something those involved in the action feared would put "current gymnasts at risk of similar serious harms".
-We're disappointed but not surprised that British Gymnastics have failed to meet the reasonable deadline we set- a spokesperson for the group legal action said.
-Every day that they delay, former gymnasts are denied the justice they so richly deserve -- and current gymnasts are at risk of similar serious harms.--Since we issued our letter before action a further 20 gymnasts have come forward, representing the tip of the iceberg in terms of the number of gymnasts who allege they have been harmed over a 40-year period.--We now look forward to hearing from British Gymnastics by no later than June 19, 2021.-The spokesperson added: -If British Gymnastics do not put their full organisational weight behind addressing our case, then we will take the opportunity for British Gymnastics to be part of reforming the sport we love out of their hands and into the courts.-An independent review to look into complaints of mistreatment within the sport is currently under way.
Jennifer Pinches, who retired from international competition after helping Team GB reach the final at the 2012 London Olympics, said last month that British Gymnastics had spent too long prioritising "podiums over people".
-It is a heart-breaking truth to face, knowing the level of abuse that we and so many others were subjected to- added Pinches, who is now the community director of the Gymnasts for Change group.
The group wants British Gymnastics to make a formal apology, provide compensation and improve coaching guidelines.

An independent review to look into complaints of mistreatment within the sport is currently under way

The group wants British Gymnastics to make a formal apology, provide compensation and improve coaching guidelines

More athletes allege abuse by British Gymnastics

Nine years on from his father's last racing campaign, Mick Schumacher admitted on Thursday that he is excited to represent the family name in Formula One again at this weekend's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.

The reigning Formula Two champion makes his F1 debut with Haas in Sunday's race at the Bahrain International Circuit where, to his obvious amusement, he will face a handful of his father seven-time champion Michael's one-time rivals.
-I guess it's kind of funny to think about it, that they've raced two generations- he told reporters. 
-It shows they've been in the sport for a while now and they've been obviously successful -- therefore they're here.-Schumacher's experience in pre-season testing in Bahrain earlier this month was limited to only two half-days due to a gearbox issue, but he said it had not diminished his anticipation.
-It's been a long wait since last year and I am very happy that we are here now and we start tomorrow (Friday) and then we go from there.--It was kind of sad not to have as many days testing as I would have liked, but we will take on the challenge.-Schumacher, 22, will line up alongside fellow-rookie Russian Nikita Mazepin for Haas.
-I am so happy that we are here and I feel really excited- he added.
His father Michael won seven drivers' titles, two with Benetton and five with Ferrari, before coming out of retirement to end his career with a stint at the then-fledgling Mercedes works team from 2010 to 2012.
The 52-year-old has not been seen in public since a skiing accident in the French Alps in 2013, witnessed by Mick, left the Formula One legend with severe brain injuries.

His experience in pre-season testing in Bahrain earlier this month was limited to only two half-days due to a gearbox issue

Schumacher: I am so happy that we are here and I feel really excited

'Excited' Schumacher prepares for F1 debut and generation game in Bahrain

Coronavirus restrictions will be "minimal" for Euro 2020 matches this summer at Saint Petersburg Stadium, which will be filled to 50 percent capacity, Russia's tournament organising committee said Thursday.

The delayed European championship is set to take place across the continent between June 11 and July 11.
UEFA this month suggested it wanted spectators to attend matches and that any of the 12 host cities that banned fans could be dropped from the tournament.
-We are looking optimistically at the Euros. We already have an agreement to fill the stands to 50 percent capacity- the Russian committee's director Alexei Sorokin was cited by the state-run RIA Novosti news agency as saying.
-We are working to welcome foreign supporters and this has not been rejected by the authorities- he added, saying he was sure matches could be played "with the minimum of possible restrictions".
Host cities have until April 7 to let UEFA know what their scenarios are in terms of attendance ahead of an executive committee meeting on April 19, on the eve of the federation's annual congress in Montreux.
The Saint Petersburg Stadium has a capacity of 61,000 seats.
It is expected to host three Group B matches -- Belgium v Russia, Finland v Russia and Finland v Belgium, as well as one quarter-final.
Russia has lifted nearly all epidemiological measures against the coronavirus, with health authorities saying that the worst of the pandemic passed over the winter.
The country did not reimpose a national lockdown when a second wave of infections surged in the fall, instead prioritising the economy. 
Official data has shown that Russia has seen more than 200,000 virus-related deaths -- double the daily count published by an official coronavirus tally. 
Russia's borders have been closed for about a year to almost all foreigners.

The delayed European championship is set to take place across the continent between June 11 and July 11

The Saint Petersburg Stadium has a capacity of 61,000 seats

Russia expects half-full stadium for Euro 2020 games

France's former world champion snowboarder Julie Pomagalski has died aged 40 in an avalanche in Switzerland, the French Olympic Committee announced on Wednesday.

-Julie's tragic disappearance has left the French Olympic team in mourning for one of their own- the CNOSF said on Twitter.
Pomagalski was one of two French freeride snowboarders to perish in the avalanche when skiing off-piste in a group of four people on Tuesday.
Police in the canton of Uri said the two died coming down the 2,961-metre Gemsstock summit, favoured by off-piste skiers for its steep slopes and abundance of powder snow.
-For reasons still unknown a sheet of snow broke away" and three of the group were swept away.
Pomagalski and the other skier "were completely buried" while the third person suffered only "light" injuries and was able to escape.
The Ski Chrono website identified the second fatality as Bruno Putelli, a mountain rescuer from Albertville.
Pomagalski was crowned world champion in snowboard cross in 1999 and claimed the World Cup title for the discipline in 2004 and registered nine wins on the world Cup circuit.
She competed in the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics and in the 2006 Turin Games.

Pomagalski and the other skier "were completely buried" while the third person suffered only "light" injuries and was able to escape

Pomagalski competed in the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics and in the 2006 Turin Games

French ex-champion snowboarder Pomagalski killed in avalanche

European football's governing body is working on a plan to ensure that every match at this year's delayed pan-continental Euros will be staged in front of fans.

Held over from 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic this summer's championship is due to be held in 12 different countries.
That says UEFA provides the opportunity to chop and change the venues if a host city is insisting on holding a match behind closed doors.
-If a city proposes a no fans scenario" the matches due to be held there "could" be switched "to cities able to welcome supporters"-, UEFA told AFP on Wednesday.
The federation's president, Aleksander Ceferin, assured Croatian newspaper Sportske Novosti on Sunday that the June 11-July 11 event would not be "staged in front of empty stands".
-Every host most guarantee the presence of fans- he said.
Whilst the prevalence of ultra-contagious variants of Covid-19 rule out any easing of restrictions, a 'fans are obligatory' criteria could see the tournament reduced to being held in "10 or 11 countries", Ceferin indicated.
Host cities have until April 7 to let UEFA know what their scenarios are in terms of attendance ahead of an executive committee meeting on April 19, on the eve of the federation's annual congress in Montreux.
The multi-venue format, whilst complex, gives organisers flexibility to deal with issues arising from the pandemic.
"If we can no longer do anything in one country there are still 11 others where preparations are already in progress," UEFA's health advisor Daniel Koch told AFP at the start of the month.

This summer's championship is due to be held in 12 different countries

Host cities have until April 7 to let UEFA know what their scenarios are in terms of attendance ahead of an executive committee meeting on April 19, on the eve of the federation's annual congress in Montreux

UEFA wants fans at every Euro match

Neymar will miss Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League last 16 second leg against Barcelona on Wednesday after failing to shake off a thigh injury, the French champions confirmed.

PSG said on Tuesday the Brazil attacker would continue to train individually and would be assessed again "in the coming days".
-We have not had to make a decision, it is simply the state of fitness of a player, in this case 'Ney', who can't make it- coach Mauricio Pochettino said during a virtual press conference ahead of the game at the Parc des Princes.
-He is not fit enough to play a competitive game. This is just a reality, a fact.--It's a shame because he had been really looking forward to this game. It is a difficult moment for him because he had been expecting to recover but clearly he is still a few days away from being able to help the team.-The 29-year-old has not played since picking up the injury in a French Cup victory over Caen in early February. 
He also missed the first leg of the Champions League tie at the Camp Nou, which PSG won 4-1 with Kylian Mbappe scoring a hat-trick, due to the issue.
That result puts Pochettino's team in a strong position to qualify for the quarter-finals going into the return leg, although the former Tottenham Hotspur coach preached caution in front of the media.
-We still need to play a game of football, and be focused on that- he said. -We have to attack and win the game. That is what we have prepared for.-Pochettino added that Italy right-back Alessandro Florenzi could return after sitting out the last three games due to injury.
Moise Kean, who scored in the first leg, is still missing after testing positive last week for COVID-19.

PSG said on Tuesday the Brazil attacker would continue to train individually and would be assessed again "in the coming days"

Neymar has been out of the PSG team since picking up his injury on February 10

Neymar loses battle to be fit for PSG's Barcelona showdown

Novak Đoković set a new landmark of 311 weeks as world number one on Monday, one week longer than Roger Federer whose tally of a record 20 Grand Slam titles is now firmly in the Serb's sights.

Đoković, 33, won his 18th major at the Australian Open in February.
With Federer turning 40 in August, the Serb has time on his side. He is also a year younger than Rafael Nadal who also has 20 majors.
-It really excites me to walk the path of legends and giants of this sport- said Đoković, in a statement released by the ATP.
-To know that I earned my place among them by following my childhood dream is a beautiful confirmation that when you do things out of love and passion, everything is possible.-He has spent 88 weeks at number one, across two different stints.
Đoković reclaimed the top ranking from Nadal in February 2020 and finished as year-end number one for the sixth time, tying the record set by Pete Sampras.
ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi said: "Novak's many achievements in tennis are nothing short of extraordinary. Among them this record may stand as his single most impressive.
-Reaching No. 1 is something many players dream of and very few ever accomplish, and to have held the top spot for longer than anyone is testament to the levels of sustained excellence that Novak has redefined in our sport.-Federer, who returns to action in Doha this week after more than a year out of action to recover from two knee operations, slipped out of the top five on Monday to sixth. His place was taken by Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Đoković made his top 100 debut in July 2005, just weeks after Nadal had won his first Roland Garros.
He was top 50 in June 2006, top 20 for the first time in October 2006 and top 10 by March 2007.
He first became world number one at the age of 24 on July 4, 2011, the day after winning Wimbledon for the first time, beating Nadal in the final.
Only a six-month injury absence in 2017 saw his ranking plunge, all the way to 22 the following summer.
It was just a blip -- Đoković was back at number one again by November and with the exception of November 2019 until January last year, when Nadal reclaimed pole position, he has been rock solid.
Few would bet against Đoković, who in 2016 was the first man to break the $100 million prize money barrier, ending his career with more Slams than Federer and Nadal.
In head-to-heads, he leads Federer 27-23 and has won all six of their last meetings at the majors, including 2019's epic Wimbledon final where he saved two match points.

He won his 18th major at the Australian Open in February

Đoković: It really excites me to walk the path of legends and giants of this sport

Đoković sets all-time record for weeks at No. 1

<a href="https://avaz.ba/pretraga?query=ko%C5%A1arka%20BiH&amp;">Košarkaška reprezentacija BiH</a> danas od 15:30 sati u Rigi igra meč 5. kola kvalifikacija za Evropsko prvenstvo protiv selekcije Grčke. Naši košarkaši već ranije su izborili plasman na Eurobasket pa predstojeće dvije utakmice neće imati rezultatski značaj. S druge strane, to će bit prilika selektoru Vedranu Bosniću da testira nove igrače.
Bosnić se pred okupljanje suočio s nekoliko otkaza. Ismet Sejfić, Karlo Matković, Darko Talić i Nedim Buza zbog povreda i bolesti neće biti u konkurenciji za utakmice s Grčkom (20. februar) i Bugarskom (22. februar), pa će Zmajevi u kadru imati samo 12 košarkaša.

I Grčka je izborila put na smotru najboljih evropskih selekcija.

Inače, Eurobasket će se održati u septembru 2022. godine u Češkoj, Gruziji, Italiji i Njemačkoj.

Ovo će biti prilika selektoru Vedranu Bosniću da testira nove igrače

Košarkaška reprezentacija Bosne i Hercegovine

Premier League fans to return for final two matchdays

Jose Mourinho joins Roma on three-year deal

Monaco Grand Prix to allow 7,500 spectators

Tokyo Olympics athletes must wear face masks most of the time

Ibrahimović injury doubt for Milan against Sassuolo

Japan Olympic adviser urges COVID-19 vaccine option for athletes

Sjeverna Koreja odustala od Olimpijskih igara

Norwegian ski jumper Tande wakes from coma after fall

More athletes allege abuse by British Gymnastics

'Excited' Schumacher prepares for F1 debut and generation game in Bahrain

Russia expects half-full stadium for Euro 2020 games

French ex-champion snowboarder Pomagalski killed in avalanche

UEFA wants fans at every Euro match

Neymar loses battle to be fit for PSG's Barcelona showdown

Đoković sets all-time record for weeks at No. 1

BiH danas igra protiv Grčke: Utakmica bez rezultatskog značaja

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Premier League fans to return for final two matchdays

Jose Mourinho joins Roma on three-year deal

Monaco Grand Prix to allow 7,500 spectators

Tokyo Olympics athletes must wear face masks most of the time

Ibrahimović injury doubt for Milan against Sassuolo

Japan Olympic adviser urges COVID-19 vaccine option for athletes

Sjeverna Koreja odustala od Olimpijskih igara

Norwegian ski jumper Tande wakes from coma after fall

More athletes allege abuse by British Gymnastics

'Excited' Schumacher prepares for F1 debut and generation game in Bahrain

Russia expects half-full stadium for Euro 2020 games

French ex-champion snowboarder Pomagalski killed in avalanche

UEFA wants fans at every Euro match

Neymar loses battle to be fit for PSG's Barcelona showdown

Đoković sets all-time record for weeks at No. 1

BiH danas igra protiv Grčke: Utakmica bez rezultatskog značaja