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Celestine Babayaro will return from retirement, perhaps only briefly, to play in left back position for Team Emilio Butragueño in the Ultimate Champions match on Friday.
Playing in the world’s richest football league comes with serious problems according to Steve Parish, chairman and co-owner of Crystal Palace.
Andy Murray set up a repeat of last year’s classic Olympic final against Juan Martin Del Potro after being forced to battle into the third round of the French Open.
Chelsea were paid £150.8m by the Premier League after winning the 2016-17 title – 50% more than the top earners in 2015-16.
Nick Kyrgios smashed his racket to pieces and crashed out of the French Open in the second round.
Armed police squads, a ring of steel and facial recognition technology will feature in the ‘biggest sporting security operation of the year’ around Saturday’s Champions League final in Cardiff.
Antonio Conte may have just won the Premier League title with Chelsea but his life could have played out very differently if his latest antics are anything to go by.
Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane has taken an unusual approach to motivate his players ahead of Saturday’s UEFA Champions League final with Juventus, by showing them clips from 300 dubbed over with his voice.
French international N’Golo Kante has now won the Premier League twice in two years and having won the PFA player of the year award in the recently concluded season, his influence on the Chelsea side and their journey to the title is irreplaceable. However, there are sections of fans, the Red Devils mostly, who believe that their Spanish midfielder Ander Herrera has been more effective in that role. Playing for a more stubborn defence, Kante did not have to do much of the dirty work as Herrera had to in front of a fragile Manchester United defence. And not surprisingly,…
