Prosecutors Push for Retrial for Former Spain Football Chief in Controversial Kiss Incident
Prosecutors in Spain are calling for a retrial of ex-football federation president Luis Rubiales, who was previously convicted of forcibly kissing player Jenni Hermoso during the 2023 Women's World Cup. They argue that key evidence was improperly excluded in the original trial. Hermoso sees the conviction as progress for women's rights, though Rubiales claims the kiss was consensual.
Jack Draper's Stunning Comeback Lands Him in Qatar Open Final Against Andrey Rublev
Jack Draper reached the Qatar Open final after a gripping comeback victory over Jiri Lehecka in the semi-finals. Draper's wins included overcoming top players like Popyrin and Berrettini, showcasing his mental strength and stamina. Despite facing fatigue, Draper proved his mettle, setting up a final clash with Andrey Rublev. His performance solidified a career-high ATP ranking, anticipating a world No. 12 spot.
Chelsea Faces Copenhagen Challenge in UEFA Conference League Knockout Stage
Chelsea is set to play against FC Copenhagen in the UEFA Conference League Round of 16, seeking to break a four-year trophy drought. Matches are scheduled for March 6 and 13, with Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca adding Cole Palmer to boost the squad. Key players Marc Guiu and Christopher Nkunku aim for the golden boot, though Guiu is battling injuries.
England's Battle Plan: Reclaiming the Calcutta Cup with 'Nastiness' Against Scotland
England is determined to bring fierce intensity and physicality to the Six Nations face-off against Scotland, keen on breaking a streak of four defeats and recapturing the Calcutta Cup. With tactical changes and a resolve to overcome past losses, the team eyes a crucial win to keep their title hopes alive, while Scotland aims for a historic fifth consecutive victory.
Jenni Hermoso Challenges Court's Verdict in World Cup Kiss Controversy
In a high-profile football saga, Jenni Hermoso is appealing the court's mixed ruling in the Luis Rubiales kiss case from the 2023 Women's World Cup. While Rubiales was fined and barred from contacting Hermoso, he's acquitted of coercion, sparking debates on sexism in Spanish football. Hermoso challenges the acquittal, asserting coercion attempts, as Rubiales plans to contest his conviction.
Sunderland Falls 0-1 to Hull City in First Home Defeat of the Season
Sunderland lost their first home game of the season to Hull City, succumbing to a narrow 1-0 defeat due to Anthony Patterson's own goal. The loss snapped Sunderland's impressive unbeaten home streak and exposed some defensive vulnerabilities. Player performances were mixed, with some showing defensive strength, while others couldn't make an impact offensively.
Chelsea's Struggles Continue as Aston Villa Capitalizes on Goalkeeping Mishap
Aston Villa ended their seven-game Premier League winless streak by defeating Chelsea 2-1. Marco Asensio's late winner, assisted by Marcus Rashford, capitalized on Chelsea goalkeeper Filip Jörgensen's mistake. The loss marked Chelsea's fourth defeat in five games and highlighted Villa's resurgence under manager Unai Emery.
St Mirren Triumphs Over Rangers: Philippe Clement Grapples with Challenges
St Mirren's 2-0 victory against Rangers marks another challenging episode for Rangers' manager Philippe Clement. Facing increased scrutiny, Clement contends with multiple setbacks, including criticism over his tactics and discussions about controversial refereeing. As pressure mounts, the spotlight is on Clement's ability to adapt and recover.
Everton vs Manchester United: How to Watch and What to Expect from the Premier League Clash
On February 22, 2025, Everton faces Manchester United in a Premier League match at Goodison Park, broadcast live on TNT Sports 1 in the UK. With the match starting at 5:30 PM GMT, it's United's last visit to the iconic stadium before Everton's move. Key players include Everton's Beto and United's Bruno Fernandes, as the teams seek to improve their recent performances.
Josh Inglis' Century Leads Australia to Historic Victory Over England in Champions Trophy
Australia made history in the ICC Champions Trophy, chasing down England's improbable target of 352, thanks to Josh Inglis' unbeaten maiden century. While Ben Duckett set a new tournament record for individual scores with 165 for England, injuries among England's bowlers hampered their defense.
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