Bayern Munich captain Philipp Lahm, who announced on Tuesday he will retire at the end of the season, is one of the greatest defenders of his generation.
Edin Dzeko is going from strength to strength in his second season in Italy, scoring twice as Roma beat Fiorentina 4-0 in Serie A on Tuesday.
Luis Suarez is hoping an appeal will save him from missing the Spanish King's Cup final after being sent off for Barcelona in a bad-tempered semifinal second leg against Atletico Madrid.
The Sacramento Kings stunned the Golden State Warriors 109-106 in overtime on Saturday to snap a 13-game skid against their league-leading Western Conference rivals.
The Washington Wizards poured it on in the fourth quarter to hold off the New Orleans Pelicans 105-91 on Saturday and stretch their NBA-leading home winning streak to 17 games.
Young Minnesota Timberwolves star Zach LaVine will miss the rest of the NBA season after tearing a left knee ligament, the team said on Saturday.
Chelsea manager Antonio Conte promised to keep a close eye on his players' concentration levels after they tightened their grip on the Premier League title by beating Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp questioned the attitude of his players after their miserable run continued with a 2-0 loss at lowly Hull City on Saturday.
Barcelona coach Luis Enrique hailed the contribution of his bit-part players as a much-changed side saw off Athletic Bilbao 3-0 at Camp Nou on Saturday to move to within a point of La Liga leader Real Madrid.
David Beckham on Saturday blasted reports that he used his children's charity work to boost his public image and chances of getting a knighthood from Britain's monarchy.
Wang Zonghui never expected a skill she learned as a child would help her become an artist and create wealth in her isolated hometown. Wang, who lived in Sayingpan town in Yunnan province's Luquan Yi and Miao autonomous county, learned ethnic Yi embroidery as a girl.
Weekend warriors, take a victory lap. People who pack their workouts into one or two sessions a week lower their risk of dying over roughly the next decade nearly as much as people who exercise more often, new research suggests.
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