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'UK drill'-Riccardo Calafiori reveals the unique method he used to learn English before moving to Arsenal

Riccardo Calafiori reveals how he learnt English before he moved to London

Beatrice Chebet discloses how she conquers her opponents even before starting a race

Beatrice Chebet, reigning world 5000m bronze medallist, has shared how she manages pre-race tension and how once the race starts, her anxiety fades.

'I would never let him beat me'- American legend Maurice Greene on how rivalry with Tim Montgomerry shaped his legacy

Greene once ran an insane 9.82 race to win the 2001 100 meter world title despite limping to the finish line to finish ahead of Montgommery.

Dancing track queen Mary Moraa returns to inspire future champions at her former school

World 800m champion Mary Moraa visited her former high school inspiring students with her incredible athletic journey.

American sprint legend points out why Akani Simbine struggles at major championships

The four-time world champion revealed why he thinks Akani Simbine, the South African sprinting ace struggles at major championships and what he can do to change the narrative and win medals at the World Championships and Olympic Games.

Aldrine Kibet-inspired Rising Stars thrash Burundi to seal historic AFCON U-20 spot

Kibet assisted the second and scored the third to give Kenya a 4-0 win against Burundi to seal historic qualification to the 2025 U-20 Africa Cup of Nations

'Part of me is leaving' - Pep Guardiola saddened by imminent departure of City's football director

The serial -winning coach has spent seven years at the Etihad, transforming the Citizens into a winning machine.

'Everything just went spiraling out'— Noah Lyles' fiancé Junelle Bromfield opens up on his COVID-19 revelation at Paris Olympics

Noah Lyles' fiancé Junelle Bromfield has opened up about his COVID-19 diagnosis during the Paris Olympics and its impact.

'He is ahead of the game'- American sprint icon on why Kishane Thompson can turn tables in 2025

The 2004 Olympic champion explained why Kishane Thompson has a strong chance of winning gold at the 2025 World Championships despite inexperience costing him gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Club football is back: Preview of key matches in the Premier League, Serie A, and Bundesliga

5 African players who became world-class without playing in Europe

The five African footballers who achieved world-class success by excelling in their home continent without ever playing in Europe.

'He lost a lot of blood' – Rally driver Maxine Wahome's trial takes a new twist as doctor details critical injury

A doctor’s testimony has revealed new insights in the ongoing case of rally driver Maxine Wahome accused of Asad Khan’s death.

Lamine Yamal stands out as the frontrunner to win the golden boy award

Lamine Yamal seems destined to be awarded the best young player in the world.

Harry Kane upgrades his Audi as Bayern Munich professionals receive new cars

Bayern Munich players were treated to new Audis as part of their lasting partnership with the automobile company

Junior Starlets striker Marion Serenge reveals key factor in U-17 World Cup loss to England

Marion Serenge has blamed unlucky defeat to England during the side's World Cup debut to one major factor.

American sprint icon Maurice Greene finally reveals inspiraton behind famous fire extinguisher celebration

Maurice Greene has finally recounted about the story of his famous fire extingisher celebration from back in 2004.

'This is my favorite race of all time' – Michael Johnson reveals historic 200m sprint that left the world in awe

Four-time Olympic champion Michael Johnson has revealed his all-time favorite race highlighting an iconic and historic 200m sprint.

Retired Bahamian sprinter warns Noah Lyles on distractions that could hinder his performance in 2025

The retired sprinter advised Noah Lyles on how he can defend his 100m and 200m titles at the 2025 World Championships, warning that distractions could hinder his performance against rising competition.

5 takeaways from Junior Starlets' loss to England in FIFA U-17 World Cup opener

Here are some of the things Junior Starlets can take away from their 2-0 defeat against England in the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup opener.

Mikel Arteta eases tension concerning worrying injuries on his star players

Arsenal are hopeful that they will still have their strongest players ready for the trip to Bournemouth