Football
I'm really rooting for Germany in FIFA World Cup: Virat Kohli
"This time I am really rooting for Germany because they have got one of the most dangerous sides in the world. Hopefully this will be Germany's year," Kohli said.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter drops another hint he will stand again
"My mandate is certainly coming to its end but my mission is not yet complete," Blatter said.
PSG extend Blanc's contract to 2016
Paris Saint-Germain has extended coach Laurent Blanc's contract to June 2016, a day after he guided the club to a fourth French league title.
Uruguay satisfied with training complex in Brazil
The team will be training at the the Arena do Jacare in the city of Sete Lagoas, located 70 km from Belo Horizonte, the state capital.
PSG, Manchester City face squad caps, fines over FFP breaches
PSG and City face fines of 60 million euros and limits on their Champions League squads for next season for breaching UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules.
Sunderland beat Man United 1-0, Giggs' first loss
Sunderland took a huge step towards staying in the EPL by handing Ryan Giggs the first defeat of his reign as interim Manchester United manager.
Sourav Ganguly to watch Champions League final in Lisbon
Ganguly, who co-owns the Kolkata franchise in the upcoming ISL football league, would also strategise about their team with officials of partners Atletico Madrid.
Juventus poised to claim third straight Serie A title
Despite spirited opposition from AS Roma, Juve will be crowned champions for the 30th time if they beat Atalanta on Monday.
No pressure to sell young talent, says Everton's Roberto Martinez
Martinez said he was under no financial pressure to cash in on the young stars that have helped sustain his side's push for a place in the Premier League top four.
Chelsea stand in way of Atletico's first Champions League final
Spanish leader Atletico would be more desperate as they have never won the Champions League, and made their only final appearance 40 years ago.
EPL: Arsenal beat Newcastle United 3-0 to tighten grip on fourth place
Arsenal took a big step to securing their place in the Champions League for a 17th consecutive season after a comfortable 3-0 home win against Newcastle United on Monday.
Protests could disrupt Brazil's World Cup quest: Luiz Felipe Scolari
Scolari said he was not against demonstrations but the World Cup was not the best time for his players to be confronted with any outside issues.
I-League: Bengaluru FC seek to end fairytale journey with a win
Bengaluru FC created history by becoming the first I-League team to win the title on debut. They have 44 points from 23 matches.
Eleven boys picked for training stint at Man United soccer school
On May 2, the players will be at the Aon Training Complex witnessing a football festival along with medal presentation and closing ceremony.
Real Madrid's league ambitions feeling European strain
Carlo Ancelotti says Cristiano Ronaldo is healthy and will start against Osasuna on Saturday, but there are several players who could miss the match.
Uruguay not among football's elite, says coach
Uruguay are fifth in the FIFA rankings, finished fourth at the 2010 World Cup but coach Tabarez does not rate his side among the elite football nations.