NEWCASTLE, England - Ole Gunnar Solskjaer joined Matt Busby in the Manchester United record books thanks to a 2-0 win at Newcastle on Wednesday and admitted he does not want to leave the club in the summer.
Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri admitted his side needs a new striker after it wasted a chance to cement its place in the Premier League's top four with a 0-0 draw against struggling Southampton on Wednesday.
LOS ANGELES - Paul George got booed last season in Indianapolis because he left. He got booed by Lakers fans on Wednesday night because he never arrived.
From English Premier League stars to hotshots closer to home, this year's Asian Cup will feature plenty of world-class talent. Here are five players likely to catch the eye at the tournament:
A raft of injuries and retirements look to have severely dented Australia's hopes of retaining the Asian Cup, with the continent's traditional powerhouses poised to pounce.
MILWAUKEE - Dynamic offense jump-started the Milwaukee Bucks' season. Tighter defense has propelled them to the best record in the NBA.
TORONTO - Kawhi Leonard was so good on Tuesday night, Raptors coach Nick Nurse just wanted to enjoy the show.
After a sensational 2018, speed skater Wu Dajing is out to prove he's "no flash in the pan".
LONDON - Alex Hua Tian's objective for 2019 is clear - qualifying China for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.
China will this year make doping in sport a criminal offense, with athletes found to have broken the law facing jail time.
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