Новости за 01.04.2018

Mourinho has done little to de-escalate the situation, so why would Pogba?

Who would have thought AD wouldn't actually shave his unibrow a day before April Fool's? I was certainly tricked, I bet you were all tricked, too.

Giroux scores two to help Flyers to win against Bruins.

The league's interest lies on escaping relegation and chasing Champions League spots. Both of those races saw movement over the weekend.

After securing their first win at Chelsea since 1990, Spurs showed they're ready to leave their London rivals in their tracks.

The Raiders cut punter Marquette King last week, and that came as a surprise. King is a solid punter who had a career-best 42.7-yard net average last season, and he still had three years left on his contract. But new Raiders coach Jon Gruden apparently didn’t like King. Veteran Raiders reporters Bill Williamson and Vic [more]

McCaw doesn't have any major structural damage to his spine or tailbone, according to reports.

McCaw doesn't have any major structural damage to his spine or tailbone, according to reports.

As everyone (including the NFL’s coaches) wait to hear more (anything) about the new rule that prohibits lowering the helmet and initiating contact with it, Jaguars safety Barry Church is concerned that, when the new rule is implemented, it will result in a rash of fouls. “I don’t understand it because as a defender, when [more]

Spurs also have an opportunity to focus on winning a long-sought trophy with the FA Cup semifinal on April 21.

Joe Prince-Wright reports from Stamford Bridge as Tottenham finally beat Chelsea away from home.

Dele Alli scored a pair of second half goals as Tottenham Hotspur won a match at Chelsea for the first time in 28 years.

Defensive lineman Jonathan Allen recorded the first sack of his NFL career in his third game, but he didn’t add to that total before his season came to an abrupt end. Allen suffered a Lisfranc injury in Washington’s fifth game of the year and the Redskins had to go without their 2017 first-round pick for [more]

Mammoth Western Conference showdown highlights Easter Sunday's NHL action.

Bruins, Flyers lock horns in a jockey for playoff positioning.

Alan Kulwicki's loss to the sport of auto racing may never be fully realized.

Eric Spoelstra decided to match small ball with small ball, and Whiteside's not a fan.

"They were frustrated in the first half but they stuck with us," said Aaron Ramsey. "We don't let it affect us."

At the league meetings last week, Colts owner Jim Irsay said “good things come out of the difficult things” while talking about the state of the team and pointed to accumulating draft picks as part of the process of getting back on track. General Manager Chris Ballard struck a similar tone on PFT Live, saying [more]

The mounting reports and allegations of the NFL’s concussion settlement paying claims too slowly aren’t surprising, in hindsight. Unfortunately, no one (me included) applied the proper amount of foresight when the concussion settlement was negotiated, and eventually tweaked in order to secure court approval. The moment came after Judge Anita Brody rejected a settlement that [more]

When changing its playing rules, the NFL always worries about unintended consequences. The new catch rule has a potential unintended consequence that would run counter to the league’s obsession with player health and safety. Consider this example: Offensive player catches ball with two feet down. Ball comes out. Official blows the whistle and makes the [more]

"I chose the power way and it went in," Ibrahimovic said. "Then the adrenaline starts, you start and you don’t want it to finish."

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored a 75th minute penalty kick and then belted home an emphatic insurance goal.

The NFL’s $1 billion settlement with players suing over brain injuries has allowed 156 former players to receive payments, averaging about $1 million each. But there are questions surrounding the thousands of remaining claimants. Attorney Peter Shahriari’s firm represents about 250 former players, and he accuses the NFL of dragging its feet to such an [more]

Kane's ankle troubles have kept him from the lineup in recent weeks.