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  Chelsea head coach Frank Lampard says he could have made more than the three substitutions he made at half time of their 1-0 win against Leicester in the FA Cup. Frank Lampard demanded more from Chelsea despite his side reaching the FA Cup semi-finals with a 1-0 win at Leicester. Ross Barkley’s third FA … Continue reading Frank Lampard: Chelsea boss demands more from his side despite booking FA Cup semi-final spot Continue Reading →

Inter’s Italian defender Alessandro Bastoni celebrates with team mates after scoring a late header Inter Milan scored twice in the last seven minutes to secure a dramatic 2-1 win at Parma as they remain third in Serie A. After an early opener from former Arsenal striker Gervinho, Inter looked likely to drop points but hit … Continue reading Inter Milan leave it late to win at Parma – Serie A round-up Continue Reading →

Mario Gomez announced his retirement after Stuttgart secured promotion back to the Bundesliga Former Germany striker Mario Gomez retired from football after scoring in his last game for Stuttgart. Gomez, who turns 35 in July, joked that he was in negotiations with Real Madrid and Barcelona before saying he had fulfilled his final wish. That … Continue reading Mario Gomez: Former Germany and Bayern Munich striker announces retirement Continue Reading →

Rory McIlroy missed out on a top-10 finish Rory McIlroy could not hide his frustration as he reflected on the “dumb mistakes” that stifled his challenge at the Travelers Championship. McIlroy was already agitated following his poor finish to his third round, when he bogeyed two of the last four holes to slip eight shots … Continue reading Rory McIlroy looking forward to a couple of weeks off to ease his frustrations Continue Reading →

Dustin Johnson produced some outstanding putting and enjoyed a few moments of good fortune as he clinched his first win in over 16 months at the Travelers Championship. Final leaderboard Johnson’s final-round 67 was just enough to hold off Kevin Streelman at TPC River Highlands, where overnight leader Brendon Todd parred the first 11 holes … Continue reading Dustin Johnson claims first PGA Tour win in 16 months at Travelers Championship Continue Reading →

  Denny Hamlin’s crew pulled off a masterful final pit stop to find clear air, put rival Kevin Harvick in his rearview mirror and defeat a setting sun that threatened to end Sunday’s Pocono 350 early. Rain and lightning forced several delays in Stage 1, and because Pocono Raceway doesn’t have lights, threatened to shut down … Continue reading NASCAR at Pocono results: Denny Hamlin beats setting sun, Pocono 350 field with expert strategy Continue Reading →

Pep Guardiola is pushing his team to win the cup treble Pep Guardiola has challenged his Manchester City players to prepare for their Champions League showdown with Real Madrid by winning the FA Cup. City will face Real in the end-of-season mini-tournament when they return to European action and having passed their Premier League crown … Continue reading Pep Guardiola: Winning FA Cup would be perfect prep for Real Madrid showdown Continue Reading →

  Kansas State guard Christianna Carr was one of many upset student athletes at the university who voiced their opinion following a student’s tweet about George Floyd. The student, Jaden McNeil, tweeted, “Congratulations to George Floyd on being drug free for an entire month!” Following McNeil’s tweet, several student athletes at Kansas State said they were not going … Continue reading Kansas State’s Christianna Carr was sent image of her in a noose following tweet about racism Continue Reading →

  For the second time on Bill Belichick’s watch, the Patriots have been punished by the NFL for illegally videotaping an opponent. The league took away a third-round selection in the 2021 NFL Draft and fined the team $1.1 million, ESPN’s Mike Reiss reported Sunday. It also banned the person who shot the illegal footage, David Mondillo, from … Continue reading Patriots lose draft pick, fined $1.1M by NFL for taping Bengals’ sideline, report says Continue Reading →

  Joe Bugel, best known as the architect of the Washington Redskins’ dominating “Hogs” offensive line, died Sunday. He was 80. Bugel began his NFL coaching career with the Lions in 1975 and was also with the Houston Oilers before joining the Redskins in 1981 and working under Hall of Fame coach Joe Gibbs through 1989.    He helped Washington win two Super Bowl titles in three appearances … Continue reading Joe Bugel, former NFL coach, ‘Hogs’ architect, dies at 80 Continue Reading →