Inter Milan will dress for the occasion by wearing their third, golden yellow kit in Saturday’s Champions League final when they face Paris Saint-Germain in Munich.… Continue Reading »
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Isco: Chelsea ‘ran over us’ in second-half collapse
Real Betis paid the price for taking their foot off the pedal after an impressive first half in Wednesday’s Conference League final defeat by Chelsea, said their inspirational captain Isco and veteran coach Manuel Pellegrini.… Continue Reading »
Chelsea eye more glory after sealing UEFA title set
Enzo Maresca believes Chelsea’s Conference League success could be a “starting point” for further glory after ending the club’s four-year wait for silverware.… Continue Reading »
Texas’ Miller: No COVID year to hurt veteran depth
Texas coach Sean Miller said the lower number of players with an extra year of eligibility from the COVID-19 eligibility rules will hurt college basketball next season.… Continue Reading »
Fever fall without Clark: ‘A kind of gut punch’
The Fever’s first game without star Caitlin Clark was rockier than they’d hoped, as they lost to the Mystics on Wednesday night in Baltimore.… Continue Reading »
📷 Trends from OKC’s last WCF title
The Oklahoma City Thunder are headed back to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2012.… Continue Reading »
Storylines: Can Nelly Korda get back to winning? How will Erin Hills play?
The 80th U.S. Women’s Open figures to be a tough test at Erin Hills Club. We break down some of the biggest things to watch ahead of the LPGA’s second major of the year.… Continue Reading »
NBA draft player survey: Who’s the most underrated prospect in this class?
Three players garnered the most votes while others recognized their college teammates.… Continue Reading »
Knicks dig another hole, can’t find ‘that one trick’
The Knicks stumbled out of the gate Tuesday night, surrendering 43 points in the first quarter, and couldn’t recover from there as the Pacers raced to a 130-121 victory that gave them a 3-1 lead in the Eastern Conference finals.… Continue Reading »
Thunder steamroll into first NBA Finals since ’12
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 34 points, and the Thunder finished off the Wolves with a 124-94 win in Game 5 on Wednesday night to advance to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2012.… Continue Reading »