It’s not exactly that they enjoyed great trust and it’s not that they had high expectations of them. The national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina, led by the selector Vedran Bosnić, qualified for the two rounds before the end of the Eurobasket qualifiers. It would be said never before and never easier, because they deprived us of unnecessary stress at the last minute.

- We went from game to game. All the players who came to the previous gathering were very motivated and gave something for this special moment. I have yet to think about Eurobasket and make the best decisions for our team. I think now we should all just enjoy ourselves. Sunday was a special night for our state. However, we have not played Eurobasket for several years - said rather calm Bosnić.
This team played without Jusuf Nurkić and Džanan Musa due to the NBA league ban, without Nemanja Gordić who once again betrayed national jersey, but also without several injured players. That was no obstacle for them to go out on the floor and give 100 percent odds at all times.

Bosnić and the players, the connection is obvious, but in the whole story we should not forget all those around them. Mirza Teletović, president of KSB&amp;H, Samir Avdić, director of the national team, general secretary, staff members ... they all "pushed" one thing, and it was called "placement" at the European Championship.
And as much as it is a misconception that the players got to the EP easily, it is as much a misconception that everything went smoothly organizationally, but they all fought together. What they did was a signpost for everyone. It can be done, both against the rich and against those who are stronger on paper. At certain moments, fanatical combativeness made up for everything, and then the reward arrived.

Bosnia and Herzegovina basketball players qualified for Eurobasket for the 10th time

Bosnić: Excellent leadership from the bench

Bosnić's warriors as a guidepost for everyone

Newcastle's Premier League game with Aston Villa on Friday is under threat due to an outbreak of coronavirus cases, according to British media reports.
Newcastle have closed their training ground and it is not expected to re-open until Wednesday at the earliest, The Guardian said.
Magpies manager Steve Bruce had already cancelled training on Sunday after four players and a member of the backroom staff tested positive for the virus last week.
According to The Daily Telegraph, the club learned that more players tested positive when the latest batch of results were returned on Monday.
The whole first team squad and staff have been told to self-isolate at home. 
Bruce was already without five first team players for last Friday's 2-0 win over Crystal Palace.
No Premier League match has been called off since football resumed following the March lockdown.
Premier League authorities have said before for a game to be postponed it would require 14 players to be affected.
However, if the team is able to field 11 players plus three substitutes the game should go ahead.
The fixture schedule is already a hectic one with many managers blaming a higher-than-usual rate of injuries on that. 
According to the Telegraph, the possibility of the players turning up solely for training on Wednesday without entering the buildings is being considered.
The city of Newcastle itself will enter the tier three restriction band on Wednesday when the latest lockdown ends -- the highest allocated by the Government.

Newcastle have closed their training ground

Newcastle game with Villa under threat due to coronavirus outbreak: reports

World champion Lewis Hamilton has tested positive for coronavirus and will miss this weekend's Sakhir Grand Prix in Bahrain, Formula One's governing body FIA announced Tuesday.
-In accordance with COVID-19 protocols and public health authority guidelines in Bahrain he (Hamilton) is now isolating- said an FIA statement.
-The procedures set out by the FIA and Formula 1 will ensure no wider impact on this weekend's event.-
Hamilton, who on Sunday won the Bahrain Grand Prix, the first of back-to-back races in the Gulf state, has already secured a record-equalling seventh world championship this season.
-He woke up on Monday morning with mild symptoms and was informed at the same time that a contact prior to arrival in Bahrain had subsequently tested positive- a statement from Hamilton's Mercedes team said.
-Lewis therefore took a further test and returned a positive result. This has since been confirmed by a retest.
--Lewis is now isolating in accordance with COVID-19 protocols and public health authority guidelines in Bahrain.
--Apart from mild symptoms, he is otherwise fit and well, and the entire team sends him its very best wishes for a swift recovery.-
Mercedes added that Hamilton had been tested three times last week and returned a negative result each time as part of the sport's strict anti-virus protocols, the last of which was on Sunday afternoon at the Bahrain circuit.
Hamilton sealed his seventh title in Turkey two races ago to equal the all-time record of Michael Schumacher
.He then cruised to his 11th win this year and record-increasing 95th victory on Sunday in a race overshadowed by Romain Grosjean's horrific crash, which left the Frenchman receiving hospital treatment for burns after his car exploded in flames after ploughing into a barrier.
-It was such a shocking image to see- said Hamilton, who like all of the drivers had a near 90-minute wait for the restart after the opening-lap crash.
Hamilton and teammate Valtteri Bottas were having to "live like hermits" earlier this season to avoid Covid-19, revealed Mercedes boss Toto Wolff after the team recorded two positive cases at the Eifel Grand Prix in Germany in October.
Wolff said both drivers were confined to their rooms. "They are the most restricted of the whole group, of the whole team," he said.
-It's certainly not a great situation for them because you need almost to live like a hermit - and that is what they are doing.
--They are at home, they are not going out for dinners and they are not meeting other people. When we do de-briefs, by Zoom or Microsoft Teams, they are not sitting with their engineers in the room.-

He woke up on Monday morning with mild symptoms

F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton positive for Covid-19

The women's Rugby World Cup will expand from 12 teams to 16 from 2025 amid efforts to further spread the sport, World Rugby announced Monday.
The expansion comes as the sport's governing body continues its strategic planning for the development of the women's game.
-Women's rugby is the single greatest opportunity to grow the sport globally- said World Rugby chairman Bill Beaumont.
-In 2017 we set out an ambitious eight-year plan to accelerate the development of women in rugby, with a core pillar focussing on high-performance competition and an ambition to improve and expand the number of teams competing in pinnacle events.
--We have seen in recent years that more teams are making a statement at international level and unions are continuing to develop their women’s high-performance programmes.-
Beaumont said the announcement was a "milestone moment", arguing that expansion of the World Cup opened up "additional aspirational and inspirational playing pathway opportunities for unions at the highest level of the game and creates added incentive for unions worldwide to continue to invest and grow in their women’s programmes".

The most recent women's World Cup was held in Ireland in 2017. Five-time champions New Zealand are scheduled to host the next tournament in 2021.

After two unsanctioned competitions in 1991 and 1994, the International Rugby Board (now World Rugby) backed the women's World Cup from 1998 and its five subsequent editions.

Since its inception, only 21 countries have participated in the women's World Cup.

Women's Rugby World Cup to be expanded to 16 teams in 2025

Mike Tyson's return to boxing at age 54 ended in a draw with 51-year-old Roy Jones Jr. on Saturday in an eight-round exhibition battle of former heavyweight champions.
Fifteen years after retiring with a 2005 loss to journeyman Kevin McBride, Tyson made his comeback at Staples Center in Los Angeles without spectators in a pay-per-view matchup that mixed curiosity and nostalgia.
California State Athletic Commission officials required two-minute rounds instead of the usual three-minute rounds, mandated larger than normal 12-ounce gloves, said neither fighter could seek a knockout and declared there could be no official winner in safety moves for the over-50 fighters.
-Sometimes that two minutes felt like three minutes- Tyson said. -I'm glad I got this under my belt and I'm looking forward to doing it again.-
An "unofficial" panel of former World Boxing Council champions at ringside scored the bout a draw, an outcome that Tyson applauded despite appearing to dominate.
-I'm good with that- Tyson said, admitting he thought he had won the fight. -Yeah, but I'm good with a draw. The crowd was happy with that.-
Jones, who looked tired and grabbed Tyson much of the fight, was unhappy at a draw.
-I ain't never happy with a draw. I don't do draw- Jones said, admitting that Tyson hurt him throughout the bout, particularly with body blows.
-If he hits you with his head, punches, body shots, it don't matter, everything hurts. Body shots definitely took a toll. Body shots are what makes you exhausted.-
Tyson, who entered 50-6 with 44 knockouts, lost 100 pounds and began training again, his desire to get back in shape becoming a hunger to strap on the gloves once more.
Jones, who entered 66-9 with 47 knockouts, had not fought since a February 2018 cruiserweight victory. He hoped a solid effort against Tyson might set up a fight with 45-year-old Brazilian mixed martial arts star Anderson Silva.

Tyson came out aggressive and fast, swinging and connecting often to the body of Jones, who was able to hit and evade at times, then hugging Tyson often when all else failed.
-You came back. I hit you with good shots and you took it- Tyson told Jones. -We have to do this again.-
A hard left to the head stung Jones in round two and he spent much of the third and fourth rounds holding and moving into clenches with Tyson.
-It's something in there taking punches from Mike- Jones said. -Once I go in there, I'm game. I'll go to the end. I know when he hits me it's going to hurt.-
Tyson landed an inside right and a hard left to the head of Jones in the fifth round, then connected to the body with a solid right and left in the sixth, Jones evading a right uppercut and tying up Tyson before he could land major combinations.
Tyson stung the midsection of Jones in round seven but was held before he could press the advantage.
In the eighth and final round, Tyson pounded a pair of left hooks to the body but Jones tied him up and they finished trading inside punches.
-I was very happy to go the eight rounds- Tyson said. -I'm more happy with going the distance.
--I was afraid I might get hurt. Why is nobody worried about my ass? I haven't done this in 15 years.-Tyson ruled the heavyweight division in overwhelming fashion in the late 1980s but struggled through the 1990s, losing his title, being convicted of rape and serving a ban after biting a chunk out of Evander Holyfield's ear.
He faded from the scene after a 2002 world title loss to Lennox Lewis and has returned now to help launch his Legends Only League for over-age star athletes.
-This is bigger than fighting for championships- Tyson declared. -I'm helping people now.-

Tyson: This is bigger than fighting for championships. I'm helping people now.

Mike Tyson made his comeback at Staples Center in Los Angeles without spectators on Sunday

Tyson comeback fight at 54 ends with draw against Jones

Max Verstappen topped the times ahead of Lewis Hamilton in Saturday morning’s third and final practice at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
The Red Bull driver clocked a best lap of one minute and 28 355 seconds in the closing minutes to outpace Mercedes’ newly-crowned seven-time champion by 0.263 seconds.
Valtteri Bottas, in the second ‘black arrow’, was third behind his team-mate.
Hamilton attempted to respond in the final seconds of the session, but pulled up at the end of the pit lane before joining the fray as a red light signalled it was over.
It was unclear if Hamilton had a car problem – likely to be an electronic sensor issue – or had missed his chance before the light came on, but he was clearly disappointed at failing to complete a clean sweep after topping both sessions on Friday.
Alex Albon, Red Bull’s London-born Thai driver, was an encouraging fourth after recovering from his big crash in second practice and driving in a new chassis, built up overnight by his crew.
Albon showed no evidence of problems following the blow to his confidence as he sought to hang on to his drive with the team for next year.
Carlos Sainz, the Ferrari-bound McLaren driver, was fifth ahead of Pierre Gasly of Alpha Tauri and Lando Norris, in the second McLaren.
Daniil Kvyat was eighth in the second Alpha Tauri ahead of the two Racing Point cars driven by Lance Stroll and Sergio Perez.
Both Ferrari men failed to make the top ten, Sebastian Vettel finishing 13th and Charles Leclerc 15th.
Vettel had earlier supported Hamilton in his strong criticism of Pirelli’s prototype tyres for 2021, saying he hoped that -we don’t see these tyres again.-
He explained: -They weren’t a step forward -- probably worth a shot, but I hope we don't see these tyres again. They are quite a lot worse compared to the tyres that we currently run.-

It was unclear if Hamilton had a car problem

Verstappen beats Hamilton in final Bahrain practice

Tokyo Olympics test events will resume in March and a decision on fan attendance will come in the spring, an official said on Friday, as preparations continued for the postponed Games despite ongoing coronavirus fears.
The comments from Yasuo Mori, deputy executive director of the Games Operations Bureau, come after International Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach last week said he was "very confident" the Games will have fans.
The Tokyo Olympics were postponed for a year over the coronavirus, becoming the first to be rescheduled in peace time. The 2020 Games will now start on July 23, 2021.
-We are... thinking about what kind of Tokyo 2020 Games we are going to have in terms of spectators,- Mori told reporters, adding that government policy on the matter "will probably be decided in the spring."
Most of the test events, which function as dress rehearsals for each sport, had already taken place before the Games were delayed in March.
But 18 remain to be held, including a trial run of the Olympic marathon which was relocated from Tokyo to the northern city of Sapporo due to concerns over the capital's summer heat.
However, no date was announced for the marathon test, with Mori saying further discussions were needed. Sapporo is in the Hokkaido region, which has been hit hard by the coronavirus.
-For the marathon, we're going to use a public road, and we need the local people's opinion. All that needs to be taken into consideration when we decide if we can have a marathon test event in Sapporo,- Mori said.
Fans and foreign athletes will be allowed at some of the test events, which will also be used to assess anti-coronavirus measures and contingency plans.
The tests were announced as spiralling infections and new lockdowns worldwide prompt renewed concerns over the Olympics.
But organisers have been upbeat. Bach, on a visit to Tokyo, said athletes would be encouraged but not required to take a vaccine, if one is available.
This month Tokyo successfully staged a four-nation gymnastics competition in front of a socially distanced crowd that was told not to shout or cheer.
Japan has seen a relatively small coronavirus outbreak overall, with just over 2,000 deaths and 137,000 confirmed cases.
But it is now battling a third wave of the respiratory disease, reporting record numbers of daily infections nationwide in recent days.

The 2020 Games will now start on July 23, 2021.

Tokyo hosted an international gymnastics event this month

Tokyo Olympics test events to resume in March

Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho has revealed that Diego Maradona would call him after defeats, paying a warm tribute to the late Argentine great with a "big, big" heart.
The World Cup winner died from a heart attack on Wednesday aged 60. 
-I spent the day today telling stories to my guys about him and the time we spent together and that’s the guy I miss- Mourinho told BT Sport.
-I especially miss the phone call that was always arriving after defeats and never after victories.--He knew that after victories I don’t need phone calls, he knew that in difficult moments he was always there and he was always saying after defeats and in difficult moments 'Mo, don't forget you are the best.--It was always with this kind of approach, so I miss Diego.-
The Spurs boss said those who had been able to spend time with Maradona had been privileged, drawing a line between the footballer and the man.
-There is Maradona and there is Diego,- said Mourinho. -Maradona, I don't need to speak about because the world knows and nobody will forget.
--Diego is different. The people that are the big friends of him, the people that share dressing rooms with him, colleagues, these guys are privileged.
--I can say he was a good friend of mine, but my contacts with him were by telephone and we met of course a few times.-
Mourinho said he would miss Maradona's generous larger-than-life character.
-He had a big, big, big, big heart,- said Mourinho, whose side beat Ludogorets 4-0 on Thursday to move to the brink of qualification for the Europa League knockout phase.
-That’s the guy I miss, because his football we can find every time we miss him, if we Google we will find it. But Diego, no.-

I especially miss the phone call that was always arriving after defeats and never after victories

Maradona was there for me in tough times, says Mourinho

Diego Maradona, jedan od najboljih nogometaša svijeta, preminuo je jučer od srčanog udara u 61. godini. Prije 20 dana imao je operaciju na mozgu i odlično se oporavljao. Pušten je na kućno liječenje, a onda je jučer doživio srčani udar.

U srijedu ujutro probudio se oko 10 sati, ranije no što je to bilo uobičajeno. Popio je malo, vode, prošetao kućom i vratio se u krevet prileći.

Uz njega su u kući bili medicinski brat Maxi, kućna pomoćnica i dva člana obitelji Maradoninog agenta Matiasa Morije. Dva sata nakon što je legao Maradona nije reagirao na lijekove koje je obično uzimao i pozvana je hitna pomoć. Iako je postupak reanimacije započeo odmah, Maradoni nije bilo spasa. U razmaku od sat vremena u Maradoninoj kući je bilo pet vozila hitne pomoći, ali liječnici su samo mogli proglasiti smrt zbog zatajenja srca.

- Muka mi je i osjećam se loše, otkrio je Maradonin nećak posljednje riječi legendarnog nogometaša. Nakon toga je legao u krevet, zaspao i više se nije probudio.

Kovčeg s Maradoninim tijelom izložen je u Ružičastoj kući (Casa Rosada), vladinoj zgradi u srcu glavnog grada. Procjenjuje se da će mu doći odati počast oko milijun Argentinaca u sljedeća dva dana.

Prije 20 dana imao je operaciju na mozgu i odlično se oporavljao. Pušten je na kućno liječenje, a onda je jučer doživio srčani udar

Otkrivene posljednje Maradonine riječi

European player of the year Robert Lewandowski is one of 10 players on the shortlist for the Best FIFA Men's Player award unveiled Wednesday, alongside the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.
Besides Polish striker Lewandowski, one other winner of the Champions League with Bayern Munich made the list, Spanish midfielder Thiago Alcantara, who joined Liverpool in September.&nbsp;The English champions also count Senegal's Sadio Mane, Egyptian Mohamed Salah and Dutchman Virgil van Dijk on the shortlist.&nbsp;Paris Saint-Germain, beaten Champions League finalists, are represented by Mbappe and Neymar.&nbsp;Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne and Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos complete the list.
Argentinian coach Marcelo Bielsa, who led Leeds into the English Premier League, headlines a list for the men's coach award, which also features Bayern's Hans-Dieter Flick, Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp, Sevilla's Julen Lopetegui and Real Madrid's Zinedine Zidane.&nbsp;
Three finalists from categories also including men and women's goalkeepers, and women's players and coaches will be announced on December 11, with the award handed out on December 17.&nbsp;
Shortlists for Best FIFA awards
Men: Thiago Alcantara (ESP/Bayern Munchen/Liverpool), Cristiano Ronaldo (POR/Juventus), Kevin De Bruyne (BEL/Manchester City), Robert Lewandowski (POL/Bayern Munich), Sadio Mane (SEN/Liverpool), Kylian Mbappe (FRA/Paris Saint-Germain), Lionel Messi (ARG/Barcelona), Neymar (BRA/Paris Saint-Germain), Sergio Ramos (ESP/Real Madrid), Mohamed Salah (EGY/Liverpool), Virgil van Dijk (NED/Liverpool)
Women: Lucy Bronze (ENG/Lyon/Manchester City), Delphine Cascarino (FRA/Lyon), Caroline Graham Hansen (NOR/Barcelona), Pernille Harder (DEN/Wolfsburg/Chelsea), Jennifer Hermoso (ESP/Barcelona), Ji So-yun (KOR/Chelsea), Sam Kerr (AUS/Chelsea), Saki Kumagai (JPN/Lyon), Dzsenifer Marozsan (GER/Lyon), Vivianne Miedema (NED/Arsenal), Wendie Renard (FRA/Lyon)

Besides Polish striker one other winner of the Champions League made the list, Spanish midfielder Thiago Alcantara

Champions League winner Lewandowski named on shortlist for Best FIFA award

Our legendary football expert, Vahid Halilhodžić (68), after the last failures of the B&amp;H national team, stated in an exclusive interview for "Dnevni avaz" that he is afraid for bh. football.&nbsp;It's complicated&nbsp;-Of course I watched the last matches of our national team, although it is sometimes difficult to watch, said the popular Vaha, who is currently on a short vacation in Marrakesh, and added:&nbsp;- I have been afraid for a long time, not only for Bosnia and Herzegovina football, but also for the country. The situation in football depends on the situation in country. Unfortunately, football cannot be separated from troubles in society, because this is a very complicated matter. Everything that is being done in our country is absurd. Regardless of the fact that all cards are open, everyone knows who wants what, but everything still continues. I don't know, the situation in football is more or less difficult everywhere, especially because of the coronavirus and all this what is happening in the society, and on top of that we have additional problems.-&nbsp;Therefore, it is no wonder that defeats are perceived tragically.&nbsp;-This is normal, people all around the world are a bit frustrated, and that's why they expect of football and sport in general expect at least a little relaxation, joy, happiness... And then an additional, even bigger disappointment comes from the field, so in the end it is multiplied in various ways – says bh. expert.The selector of the Moroccan national team is most worried about the very fast spending of former aces, and today successful coaches.- I am aware of everything , this is my country, I was born here and I will die here. However, we always have the same wrongdoer and that's the coach, respectively, the selector. We spend our great footballers too fast, "yesterday" it was the case with Faruk, Bako, Pape, Meša, and today is Duško (Bajević). Before him was Robi. These are football greats, and we spend them for two or three games. They were far better players than all those who play today. And it's like, they don't know anything, they have no idea ... That annoys me. And no one mentions how much effort players give on the field or the effort of management that runs it all. In order for a national team to achieve good results, first of all one must create that environment, to have some joy in all of that. No,in our case they constantly say that we have no idea, and he (Bajević) spent so many years in football, both as a player and as a coach. The coach is always only one to blame. I can only imagine how all those greats of ours who celebrated bh football feel, and after two or three games they were declared ignorant - emphasizes Vaha.&nbsp;Right path&nbsp;Halilhodžić, as he says, is in great pain.&nbsp;No one dares to say to the players: "This is not good", or to the members of the management, that is, to the leadership of the Association: "Gentlemen, what are you doing?". Therefore, we need a deeper analysis if we want our football to move forward again one day. Everyone should ask themselves well and sweep in front of their door. Whose fault is it that we fall like that, from the first to the fourth hat. We have talent, and why do we have such results, I repeat needs deeper analysis. However, when I watch the matches of our national team, it seems to me that there is no joy, no sharpness, no charge, no national pride ... Do all those guys that I really don't best play for our national team out of necessity, that is, what do they feel when they wear that jersey? There are a lot of things that need to be well thought and analyzed. The easiest thing anyone can do is to criticize, but you need to know how to find the right path or arguments to get out of this situation, which is currently very difficult - concluded Halilhodžić.&nbsp;Bajević came here to helpToday, the Executive Board of Bosnia and Herzegovina Football Federation will analyze the report of Dušan Bajević and start solving another selector's crossword puzzle.- Duško came here to help, and now they are accusing him of something. What can he do here alone, can he or someone else change all that? I am sorry that he is in this situation now, because I know that he came with good intentions. I will not go into a deeper analysis now, but the fact is that we had an extraordinary opportunity to do something against Northern Ireland, that is to qualify for the big competition.&nbsp;Reason for happiness&nbsp;Halilhodžić feels very bad that our national team did not qualify for the European Championship, as he says, especially because of all Bosnians and Herzegovinians living in homeland.Our people have suffered so much ... They love football, and I wish they had at least a little reason to celebrate, especially because of those enemies and fascists, who want to ruin it all with everything they have. I am very sorry that our national team did not show them that we will all continue to play successfully together. Now comes the new president of Bosnia and Herzegovina Football Federation, and to be honest I don't now anything about him. Therefore, I cannot give my judgments about all this. I heard various stories abotu how much politics there is in all this. I have already told you once, if I have to choose players by their names, then this is not for a man who has a different opinion about all of that - says Halilhodžić.

The situation in football depends on the situation in country

I am aware of everything , this is my country, I was born here and I will die here

Vahid Halilhodžić: When I watch matches of our national team, it seems to me that there is no joy, no sharpness, no charge

Holders Bayern Munich are short on defenders for Wednesday's home Champions League match against Red Bull Salzburg with Niklas Suele out and Lucas Hernandez only likely to start on the bench.
Bayern have won their first three games in Group A and will qualify for the last 16 if the European champions beat Salzburg, who lost 6-2 at home when the sides met in early November.
Bayern coach Hansi Flick says centre-back Suele needs to work on his fitness, while Hernandez, who can play left-back or centre-back, could start "on the bench".
Suele was substituted at half-time when Germany were routed 6-0 by Spain last Tuesday on his first appearance since testing positive for Covid-19.
-He (Suele) is behind in training, so we have to make up for that.- Flick said Tuesday.
-Now we're hoping he'll play on Saturday- Flick added with Bayern due to face Stuttgart away in the league this weekend.
Jerome Boateng is expected to partner David Alaba at centre-back, but Bayern are low on options on either side of defence.
Both midfielder Corentin Tolisso and right-back Bouna Sarr are both carrying knocks.
Flick also revealed Canadian left-back Alphonso Davies is back in training a month after damaging ankle ligaments.
Both Davies and midfielder Joshua Kimmich, who has undergone knee surgery, are expected to be able to play again in January.

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Verstappen beats Hamilton in final Bahrain practice

Tokyo Olympics test events to resume in March

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Champions League winner Lewandowski named on shortlist for Best FIFA award

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Bosnić's warriors as a guidepost for everyone

Newcastle game with Villa under threat due to coronavirus outbreak: reports

F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton positive for Covid-19

Women's Rugby World Cup to be expanded to 16 teams in 2025

Tyson comeback fight at 54 ends with draw against Jones

Verstappen beats Hamilton in final Bahrain practice

Tokyo Olympics test events to resume in March

Maradona was there for me in tough times, says Mourinho

Otkrivene posljednje Maradonine riječi

Champions League winner Lewandowski named on shortlist for Best FIFA award

Vahid Halilhodžić: When I watch matches of our national team, it seems to me that there is no joy, no sharpness, no charge

Bayern Munich low on defenders with Last 16 berth looming