The Romanian-Polish pair Alexandru Jecan/Szymon Kielan reached the semi-finals of the doubles event at the challenger tennis tournament in Porto (Porto challenger 2026) on Thursday, with prizes worth 203,900 euros, following a 6-4, 3-6, 10-7 victory ...
Twenty years after the 2006 World Cup final, Zinedine Zidane faces Italy again on Friday, this time as France manager, on matchday three of the Nations League. For his first match in France as manager, he also returns to the Stade de France, where he experienced several defining moments of his career.
Hong Kong, China tennis star Coleman Wong on Friday continued his red-hot form at the Asian Games in Japan, advancing to the gold medal match of the men's singles tournament after a spirited three-set fightback against Uzbekistan's Khumoyun Sultanov. Wong, ranked 100th in the world, battled from a set down to win 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 at Higashiyama Park Tennis Centre. The top-ranked SAR player will next face the national team's Wu Yibing or Japan's Hayato Matsuoka. Regardless of the final's outcome, it would be Hong Kong's first singles medal at the Games. Despite a shaky start in the opening set of the semi-final, Wong managed to find his rhythm in the second despite a strong performance from his 439th-ranked Uzbek opponent that featured seven aces. Wong was also in control of the third and deciding set, firing four aces of his own to round out the victory in just over two hours. Edited by Edmond Fong
Morgan Kreiser had 29 assists as Amboy came back to beat Eastland 9-25, 26-24, 26-24. Fulton volleyball beat Milledgeville in three sets, Sterling fell at Geneseo, Erie-Prophetstown fell to Riverdale and more in Thursday's Sauk Valley roundup.
Japan’s Kei Nishikori, Asia’s most decorated men’s tennis player, brought the curtain down on his pioneering career on Thursday, losing 6-4, 6-4 to Frances Tiafoe on home turf. The 36-year-old announced his retirement in May, having notched a string of professional accolades but falling just short of the game’s elite names due to persistent injury. […]
Coco Gauff encountered difficulties following her initial successes in tennis, grappling with feelings of isolation and uncertainty about her place in the sport. Recognizing her unhappiness, her parents rallied around her for support. After reflecting on a tough loss, they had meaningful discussions concerning her motivations, leading to adjustments in her training. This renewed commitment enabled Coco to rediscover her love for tennis, ultimately emerging more resilient and self-aware.
The controversy surrounding Ronaldo's departure from the Portugal squad on Wednesday overshadowed the match in Copenhagen, with the five-time Ballon d'Or winner's future in international football now in serious doubt.
Ireland drew 2-2 with Austria in the Nations League on Thursday in a game disrupted after tennis balls were thrown onto the pitch at the Aviva Stadium by those protesting against the Irish team fulfilling their fixtures against Israel.
It doesn’t hurt if you have two billion-dollar sports teams in your family to take care of after you retire. That’s how Jessica Pegula is envisioning it.
NAGOYA - Pakistan and India will renew their cricket rivalry in the Asian Games men’s T20 final on Saturday after both neighbours won their semifinals in contrasting fashion in Nagoya.
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