Norway's Olympic Dominance: Tradition, Depth, Development
Experts and fans attribute Norway's overwhelming success at the Milan Cortina Olympics to a deep-rooted tradition, extensive development programs, and unparalleled depth in winter sports.
Category : Sports
Princess Anne Confuses Rugby Players Joe Heyes and Joe Marler
Princess Anne mistook England prop Joe Heyes for retired player Joe Marler during pre-match formalities at Murrayfield, praising his appearance on Celebrity Traitors.
Vinicius Jr's Nuclear Option Against Racism in Football
Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr promised to walk off the pitch if racially abused again, a vow he fulfilled during a Champions League match against Benfica.
Princess Royal Mistook Rugby Star for Celebrity Traitors Star
England prop Joe Heyes reveals Princess Anne confused him with former teammate Joe Marler during a pre-match greeting at Murrayfield, calling the royal encounter 'very cool' despite the mix-up.
Packers Coach Rich Bisaccia Suddenly Quits, LaFleur Disappointed
The Green Bay Packers face a major coaching shakeup after assistant head coach Rich Bisaccia unexpectedly stepped down, leaving head coach Matt LaFleur 'disappointed' ahead of the 2026 season.
Scotland's Post-England Hangover: A Six Nations Curse
Scotland's rugby team faces a notorious pattern: after beating England, they typically lose their next Six Nations match. As they prepare to face Wales, players aim to change this narrative.
England's Rugby Setback: Psychological, Not Tactical
England's loss to Scotland was a psychological blow, not a tactical misstep. Steve Borthwick's team must stick to their proven game plan against Ireland.
British Men's Curling Olympic Fate Hangs on Thursday Matches
Bruce Mouat's British men's curling team secured a 9-2 victory over the United States but must now rely on other results to reach the Olympic semi-finals.
Princess Anne Confuses England Prop for Traitors Star Joe Marler
England rugby player Joe Heyes reveals Princess Anne mistook him for former teammate and TV star Joe Marler during a royal greeting before the Calcutta Cup match at Murrayfield.
UEFA Supports FIFA's Expanded 48-Team Club World Cup
UEFA has agreed to support FIFA's proposal to expand the Club World Cup to 48 teams in 2029, marking improved relations between the football governing bodies.
Milano Cortina 2026 Day 12: A Visual Journey
A curated selection of the best images from day 12 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, featuring alpine skiing, biathlon, ice hockey, and a surprise canine competitor.
Team GB Curlers' Olympic Fate Hangs on Others' Results
Bruce Mouat's British curling team faces an anxious wait for their Olympic semi-final fate, relying entirely on results from Switzerland and Canada after completing all round-robin matches.
Vonn's Dog Dies After Her Winter Olympics Crash and Injury
American skier Lindsey Vonn reveals the tragic loss of her dog Leo, who passed away the day after she suffered a complex leg fracture in a crash at the Winter Olympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo.
Clattenburg Apologises for Vinicius Jr Racism Remarks
Former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg has issued a public apology following criticism of his comments on the alleged racial abuse of Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr during a match against Benfica.
Cooperman Increases Man Utd Stake to 5.2% in Ratcliffe Era
US billionaire Leon Cooperman has raised his Manchester United ownership to 5.2% of Class A shares, signaling passive confidence in Sir Jim Ratcliffe's restructuring plans.
Adam Kingsley Reveals Truth Behind Explosive Giants Spray
GWS Giants coach Adam Kingsley has opened up about his viral expletive-laden half-time rant during last year's clash with Sydney Swans, admitting he wasn't comfortable with the footage being aired.
Mourinho Accused of Gaslighting Over Vinicius Racism Claims
Anti-discrimination charity Kick It Out has strongly criticised Jose Mourinho for his response to Vinicius Junior's allegations of racist abuse during a Champions League match, calling his comments a form of gaslighting.
Enhanced Games 2026: Dates, Venue and Athletes
The inaugural Enhanced Games, dubbed the 'Doping Olympics', will take place in Las Vegas in May 2026. Ben Proud and Fred Kerley are among the confirmed athletes.
Dog Runs Onto Olympic Ski Course at Milan Cortina Games
A loose dog made an unexpected cameo during the women's team sprint heats at the Milan Cortina Olympics, running alongside skiers before being captured by officials.
Lindsey Vonn Returns Home After Severe Winter Olympics Crash
American skiing legend Lindsey Vonn has returned to the United States following a horror crash at the Winter Olympics, revealing her leg fracture is more severe than initially thought.
Jake Canter Wins Olympic Bronze After Near-Death Accident
American snowboarder Jake Canter defied medical warnings to win Olympic bronze in slopestyle, nine years after a trampoline accident nearly killed him and left him in two comas.
Coutinho's Contract Termination Stuns Vasco da Gama
Philippe Coutinho shocks Vasco da Gama by requesting contract termination, echoing Jurgen Klopp's warning about his career path after leaving Liverpool.
Qarabag vs Newcastle Utd Champions League Playoff Live
Live coverage of the Champions League playoff match between Qarabag and Newcastle United, featuring key moments, scores, and analysis from the game.
Russia's Olympic Return Looms with Petrosian Medal Bid
Adeliia Petrosian could secure Russia's first medal at the Winter Olympics, signaling a shift in Moscow's stance and a potential return to international sport under its own flag by 2028.
Cooperman Increases Man Utd Stake, No Takeover Planned
American billionaire Leon Cooperman has raised his stake in Manchester United to 5.2%, valued at over $50m, but confirms no takeover intentions as Sir Jim Ratcliffe's ownership evolves.
GB Curling Team's Olympic Fate Hangs in Balance After Win
Bruce Mouat's British curling rink secured a crucial victory over the USA but must now rely on other results to advance to the semi-finals at the Winter Olympics in Cortina.
Arsenal Target Seven-Point Lead in Wolves Premier League Match
Arsenal travel to face bottom-placed Wolves, aiming to go seven points clear at the top of the Premier League. The Gunners seek redemption after recent dropped points.
Sevilla Manager Gets Seven-Match Ban, Club Appeals
Sevilla manager Matias Almeyda has been handed a seven-match suspension by LaLiga authorities after a confrontation with officials. The club has labeled the punishment as excessive and plans to appeal.
Vaughan's State School Cricket Cup Targets Lord's Final
Former England captain Michael Vaughan launches the Barclays Knight-Stokes Cup, giving state school pupils a chance to compete at Lord's, with over 1,100 teams already signed up.
Shiffrin Ends Olympic Drought with Dominant Slalom Win
American skiing icon Mikaela Shiffrin triumphs in the slalom at the 2026 Winter Olympics, securing her third gold medal after years of setbacks and pressure.
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