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How Ukrainians are uniting behind Shakhtar in London Original
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Shakhtar's UK-based fans relish opportunities to watch their team, with Crystal Palace's away section selling out in an hour ByNathan Edwards BBC Sport journalist Published 11 minutes ago Artem Genne's favourite footballing memory is standing on the Donbas Arena pitch, waving the Champions League flag, before Shakhtar Donetsk faced Chelsea. That was in 2012.
Why Salisbury are 'bigger than many Premier League teams' in Kuwait Original
Image source, Salisbury FC Image caption, Salisbury will be in Kuwait for five days before playing in the FA Cup qualifying round on Saturday ByNathan Edwards BBC Sport Published 16 minutes ago As with every home game, the Salisbury FC players and coaching staff went to embrace the fans in the Andrews Terrace at The Mac Stadium after Saturday's 2-0 win against Folkestone Invicta. Alongside the normal applause and cheers, they were greeted with a chant that isn't a regular from the songbook.
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'Humble but ambitious' - the return of fallen giants Schalke
Schalke have experienced two promotions and two relegations in the past six years [Getty Images]
'Humble but ambitious' - the return of fallen giants Schalke Original
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Schalke have experienced two promotions and two relegations in the past six years ByNathan Edwards BBC Sport Published 11 minutes ago On matchday, even for friendlies, Gelsenkirchen pauses as locals turn their attention to Schalke's Veltins-Arena. Everywhere you look, swathes of fans in blue and white are arriving by tram, on foot or by car.
Why Herrera is playing for free in Spanish third division
Ander Herrera's most recent competitive game was in front of a raucous La Bombonera crowd playing for Boca Juniors in the Copa Libertadores. His next will be in the Spanish third division in front of roughly 6,500 fans against a regional side, Gimnastic de Tarragona. But Herrera says his return to Real Zaragoza on a free transfer from Boca is just as important as any move he has made in his career. "This is probably the last dream that I wanted to make come true," the Spaniard tells BBC Sport.
Why Herrera is playing for free in Spanish third division
Why Herrera is playing for free in Spanish third division
Why Herrera is playing for free in Spanish third division Original
Image source, Real Zaragoza Image caption, Ander Herrera has rejoined his boyhood club Real Zaragoza after 15 years away, including a five-year spell at Manchester United ByNathan Edwards BBC Sport journalist Published 7 minutes ago Ander Herrera's most recent competitive game was in front of a raucous La Bombonera crowd playing for Boca Juniors in the Copa Libertadores. His next will be in the Spanish third division in front of roughly 6,500 fans against a regional side, Gimnastic de Tarragona.
'He can touch the heart of the player' - Herrera on Carrick
Ander Herrera may have left Manchester United seven years ago but the Spanish midfielder played with current Old Trafford boss Michael Carrick for four years. The 37-year-old saw traits even then that he believed would help Carrick become a top coach in the game, especially with his mindset. Herrera said: "As a team-mate, he didn't talk too much, but when he used to talk, he said the right words and it was fantastic. He was a very charismatic person and he's so calm.
'He can touch the heart of the player' - Herrera on Carrick
'He can touch the heart of the player' - Herrera on Carrick
Nauru : le seul pays sans équipe nationale de football
Lire uniquement le texte pour utiliser moins de données Crédit photo, Paul Watson Article Information Author, Nathan Edwards Role, BBC Published il y a 21 minutes Temps de lecture: 5 min Le football est un sport relativement méconnu sur l'île de Nauru, dans le Pacifique. L'île n'a jamais eu d'équipe nationale en compétition internationale et ne possède qu'un seul terrain en terre battue.
Nauru: Nchi pekee isiyo na timu ya taifa ya mpira wa miguu
Usomaji maandishi tu kupunguza gharama za data Chanzo cha picha, Paul Watson Maelezo kuhusu taarifa Author, Nathan Edwards Nafasi, BBC Iliyochapishwa Dakika 3 zilizopita Muda wa kusoma: Dakika 5 Mpira wa miguu ni mchezo usiokuwa na umaarufu katika kisiwa cha Pasifiki cha Naura. Haijawahi kuwa na timu katika mechi rasmi ya kimataifa na ina uwanja mmoja tu wa mchanga.
Sheekada dalka keliya ee dunida ku yaal ee aan weli ciyaarin kubbadda cagta
Xigashada Sawirka, Paul Watson Qoraalka sawirka, Kubbadda cagta si aad ah loogama ciyaaro Nauru, marka laga reebo qurba-joogta iyo ajaanibta ku nool dalkaas ee jecel ciyaartan Article Information Author, Nathan Edwards Role, BBC Sport Published 34 Daqiiqadood ka hor Waqtiga akhriska: 4 daqiiqo Sida meelo badan oo dunida ka mid ah, xamaasadda kubbadda cagta ayaa dhowaan gaadhay Nauru, oo ah dalka jasiiradda ugu yar dunida.
World Cup 2026: Will Nauru, a tiny Pacific island, finally take up football? Original
ByNathan Edwards BBC Sport Like everywhere, the world's smallest island nation has been gripped by football fever for the past six weeks. But once Spain lifted the World Cup trophy on Sunday, almost every trace of football on Nauru stopped. Football is almost non-existent on this Pacific island. Nauru has never fielded a team in an official international match and it has just one – hard sand – pitch.
From non-league to Champions League - Raya's fairytale rise
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, David Raya has won the Premier League with Arsenal and European Championship with Spain after starting out with a loan spell at Southport ByNathan Edwards BBC Sport journalist Published 18 minutes ago Saturday afternoon. Kick-off approaching. Preparations complete. Crowd filing in. Excitement building. David Raya fastens his gloves and breathes out. But this is not the Champions League final.
Bianca Andreescu: How former US Open champion and world number four went to the bottom of the tour to rise back up Original
ByNathan Edwards BBC Sport journalist Bianca Andreescu stood with the US Open trophy aloft, smiling as glittering confetti fell all around her on Arthur Ashe Stadium. It was September 2019. The teenager had just beaten the great Serena Williams and, at 19 years old, reached the pinnacle of tennis.
Why innovative Canadian league is trialling daylight offside rule Original
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, How much of a game-changer will the new 'daylight' offside rule prove to be? ByNathan Edwards BBC Sport Published 5 minutes ago Comments The Canadian Premier League is no stranger to a moment of sporting history. It was only last year that a bicycle kick was scored during a blizzard in the CPL final between Atletico Ottawa and Cavalry FC. It was dubbed the 'icicle kick' and gained more than one billion views across social media.
Supra du Quebec: The new top-flight Canadian club inspired by Athletic Bilbao Original
Image source, Supra du Quebec Image caption, Supra du Quebec were announced as a club in 2025, with the Canadian Premier League kicking off in April this year ByNathan Edwards BBC Sport journalist Published 3 minutes ago Comments Rocco Placentino stood in front of Supra du Quebec's players, coaches and club management ready to deliver a speech before the club's first ever training session.
San Diego FC: How new MLS franchise are creating history Original
Image source, San Diego FC Image caption, San Diego finished top of the Western Conference in their debut season ByNathan Edwards One of the first issues posed when creating a new football club is how to create your own, organic identity. For many, it takes years to develop. However, for Major League Soccer's newest club, San Diego FC, there was a simple answer.
Olivia Smith profile: Women's football's first £1m player Original
Image source, Getty Images Olivia Smith has already made history. The 21-year-old has a legacy before she steps out in front of Emirates Stadium's crowd for the first time on Saturday as the first £1m women's footballer. Arsenal broke the world record to sign her from Liverpool in July and, although it has since been surpassed, she will forever be the women's game's first seven-figure player. "Everything was leading to this.
Brommapojkarna: The club who made Gyokeres, Kulusevski and Bergvall Original
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Viktor Gyokeres made his senior debut at Brommapojkarna aged 16 and has since gone on to represent Sweden 26 times, scoring 15 goals "We don't have a lot of people in the stands, but we surely have a lot of scouts," explains Erik Nathorst Windahl, academy manager at Brommapojkarna. "In some games, mainly in the academy, it's the mums, dads...
D.C. Multifamily Performance Defies Headlines | US | Cushman & Wakefield
Recent headlines have focused on widespread government layoffs and federal agency cuts in the nation’s capital. Yet, Washington D.C.’s multifamily market tells a different story. This report explores how the sector’s fundamentals remain resilient, defying the broader narrative of economic slowdown in the region.
3 questions with Nathan Edwards
What do you love most about your city? What I love most about the Miami Valley is its grit and resiliency. No matter the challenge, from natural disasters to economic shifts, this community always bounces back stronger. There’s also something special about the Midwest charm here — the people are friendly, grounded, and always ready to lend a hand. And perhaps most of all, I love how deeply passionate people are about their neighborhoods.
Chelsea's squad is younger than ever but lacking winning mentality
Sport Chelsea have acquired the youngest squad in their history and although growth is starting to show there is a lack of winners guiding them. It has been over two years since Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital became the new owners of the Blues, taking over from the highly successful Roman Abramovich. And the way the Chelsea squad has evolved (or devolved) has been a stark contrast to the operation the Russian oligarch used to run.
More than half of UK football fans attending fewer matches due to cost
Sport More than half of UK football fans have had to attend fewer matches due to the constant increase in costs. At the start of the 2023/24 season, a Greene King survey showed that 62% of fans had to attend fewer games to keep costs down, whilst 42% of fans had to cut costs on the money they spend on merchandise.
McLaren: An exciting team with a lot still to learn
Sport McLaren are a team looking to build consistent performances around their exciting, fledgling driving duo of Oscar Piastri and Britain’s Lando Norris. The 22-year-old Australian Piastri has taken everything in his stride, from dealing with the drama of a contract dispute when joining McLaren at the start of 2023 to the constant spotlight thrust upon F1 drivers in contrast to his formative years coming through the Formula racing series.
The Fulham fan who travelled around AFCON 2023
Sport As the final whistle blew to call time on DR Congo’s goalless draw with Tanzania, it ensured that the central African team would progress to the knockouts of the African Cup of Nations (AFCON 2023). In the stands, the Congolese burst into a celebration, with Fulham fan Matt Walker being hugged and taking selfies with the fans. But what made Walker stand out compared to other Brits was that, dressed in a DR Congo shirt, he was nicknamed White Congo by the fans.
Oliver Glasner - just who is the new Crystal Palace manager?
The Austrian moved into coaching after a life-threatening brain haemorrhage ended his playing days. There was barely an hour between Crystal Palace announcing Roy Hodgson’s departure on Monday afternoon and then breaking the much anticipated news that Oliver Glasner would be their new manager, with talk of the Austrian’s arrival having been rumoured for some time beforehand.
"We just have to deal with it" - Klopp gives injury updates ahead of Luton and cup final
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes there are multiple ways to win a game in response to Liverpool’s growing injury list, ahead of Luton Town and the EFL Cup final. After Liverpool beat Brentford 4-1, they continue to lead the Premier League table ahead of Arsenal and Manchester City, but travelled back to Merseyside with Curtis Jones and Diogo Jota picking up injuries.
Why Chelsea fans have reason to be positive ahead of EFL Cup final
There have been encouraging signs at Chelsea of late with positive results against Aston Villa, Crystal Palace and Manchester City, which could suggest the Blues are finally progressing Heading into their FA Cup fourth round replay against Villa, there was an all too familiar feeling of negativity around the club, having lost 4-1 to Liverpool and then followed that up with a 4-2 defeat against Wolves.
Ademola Lookman: From Sunday League to an AFCON final
Sport On an April Friday afternoon in 2014, with Charlton Athletic’s academy season coming to an end, they were facing their annual game against the London FA in the final match of the Addicks’ campaign. It was a chance for talented players across the London Boroughs to test themselves against Charlton’s under-16 side, and within 20 minutes one player had already caught the eye. That was Ademola Lookman. The young forward had never played for an academy before.
Two British tennis stars look towards exciting 2024
Sport Two British tennis stars are aiming to bring their memorable 2023 Wimbledon experience into the 2024 season. George Loffhagen, 22, and Henry Searle, 17, both had their best season to date last year, with Loffhagen , whilst Searle won the Boys’ single title. The pair met in a match for the first time at the start of the 2024 calendar, in the M25 Loughborough tournament, with the bout ending after Loffhagen retired with a hip injury.
Can Ireland build on last year's Grand Slam with another Six Nations success?
Sport Ireland displayed their talent, power and mentality last year to achieve the Grand Slam, but can they go on and recreate that feat in this year’s Six Nations? It is a tough ask just to win European rugby’s biggest tournament, let alone go unbeaten, so to then repeat it the year after is almost impossible. In fact, it hasn’t been done since the expansion of the competition in 2000, which saw the Five Nations extend to Six after Italy joined.
Team GB aim for gold in lacrosse Olympics return
Sport Lacrosse will star at the 2028 Olympics after over a century since their last appearance, with Great Britain confident of gold in five years’ time. Last month, the International Olympic Committee finally put a positive end to lacrosse’s decades of pursuit to feature in one of the world’s most prestigious sporting competitions.
Former Liberal Democrat candidate organising historic Gay Games
Sport A former Liberal Democrat candidate for Vauxhall has been an influential figure in organising the first Gay Games to be played in Central America and Asia. This November, Adrian Hyyrylainen-Trett will be flying to Guadalajara for the 2023 Gay Games, which were delayed by 12 months due the COVID-19 pandemic. Hong Kong was originally the sole host, but after the political situation changed in the country, Guadalajara stepped in to aid the competition.
Google will shut down Dropcam and Nest Secure in 2024
Google will shut down Dropcam and Nest Secure in 2024 By Nathan Edwards, 28 minutes ago By Nathan Edwards, 28 minutes ago Comments / 0 Add a Comment
Google will shut down Dropcam and Nest Secure in 2024
One more year. | Will Joel / The Verge Google is ending support for the Dropcam and the Nest Secure home security system in one year, on April 8th, 2024. They are among the few remaining Nest products that haven’t been brought over to Google Home, and their demise hints that the new Google Home app might almost be here. At least, no more than a year away. Surely. Google is also winding down the last few legacy Works with Nest connections, but not ‘til September 29th. Image: The Verge Good looking out.
Ballistic Impact of Flat-Ended Projectiles against 2024-T351 Plate: Experiments and Modeling
Downloaded 26 times Technical Papers Abstract Flat-ended projectiles were used to impact three distinct thicknesses of 2024-T351 plate. Ballistic limit velocities were determined, and optical microscopic examination revealed evidence of adiabatic shear bands within the impacted plates, which can result in a low-energy failure mechanism and reduced ballistic performance.
Bushfire threatens multiple central coast homes, escape routes
Residents in Sunshine Acres, a suburb between Maryborough and Hervey Bay, have been told to leave now as a dangerous bushfire moves towards homes and roads. Queensland Fire and Emergency services have warned a fast-moving fire is burning in the vicinity of Baxters Road and Black Swamp Creek and is likely to impact Sunshine Acres, as well as Corella Way, Honeyeater Drive and Finch Court, Walligan “imminently”.
‘Shouldn’t have happened’: Deputy Premier on youth crime
by Nathan Edwards 1st Feb 2021 8:51 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland's Deputy Premier Steven Miles has this morning admitted there has been "failings" with the state's approach to youth crime, admitting that a number of incidents "frankly shouldn't have happened". "Clearly there have been failings recently - there have been some incidents that frankly shouldn't have happened," Mr Miles said this morning. Deputy Premier Steven Miles with Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk.
US rapper’s music video filming descends into COVID chaos
by Nathan Edwards 31st Dec 2020 12:26 PM Premium Content Subscriber only A music video filming for a US rapper in Byron Bay turned to mayhem on Wednesday night, with the large gathering slammed for causing damage and breaching COVID restrictions. Businesses were left to clean up the "horrific" mess on Thursday morning after glass bottles were smashed and properties damaged when dozens gathered for the filming of Ron "Necro" Braunstein's new music video.
‘100mm on Christmas Day’: Areas set for big festive rain
by Nathan Edwards 23rd Dec 2020 1:07 PM Premium Content Subscriber only Central Queensland is set to cop a drenching over Christmas with more than 100mm of rain expected to fall in parts of the region. The festive forecast comes as parts of north-west Queensland experienced flash flooding, with slow-moving storm systems dropping more than 100mm on Monday and Tuesday.
Qld quarantine crackdown as NSW awaits Christmas COVID rules
by Nathan Edwards, Danielle O’Neal, James O’Doherty, Joe Attanasio 23rd Dec 2020 8:15 AM | Updated: 10:02 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland police are ramping up home quarantine checks while D-Day has arrived for NSW residents with the state's Christmas rules to be revealed on Wednesday. RUSH ON COVID TESTING CENTRES Demand for COVID testing in Queensland has more than doubled in recent days, with more than 8000 people getting tested on Tuesday, up from 4000 on Monday.
NSW records 30 new COVID cases as two recorded in Qld
by Nathan Edwards, Jo Glover, Shiloh Payne, Greg Stolz and staff writers 20th Dec 2020 11:24 AM | Updated: 11:36 AM Premium Content Subscriber only NSW has recorded 30 new cases of coronavirus, with 28 of them linked to the Avalon cluster. The two other cases are still under investigation. It comes after Queensland recorded two new cases of COVID-19 overnight, with both cases being detected in hotel quarantine after being acquired overseas. Eleven active cases remain in the state today.
Relief on the way after scorching heatwave
by Nathan Edwards 6th Dec 2020 7:49 AM Premium Content Subscriber only A cooler change is finally expected to hit western Queensland today, breaking an almost two-week heatwave. The state's all-time heat record was close to being broken yesterday as the state continued be put on severe fire alerts.
Scorcher to top 47C before massive 16C temp drop
by Nathan Edwards 5th Dec 2020 9:38 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Fire crews across Queensland are on high alert, as a heatwave across much of the state sparks multiple high-fire danger alerts. While temperatures are expected to climb to +40C in a number of regions across the state, the Bureau of Meteorology says a cooler change is on the way from as early as tomorrow.
46C! State to fry as heat records tumble
by Jack Paynter, Nathan Edwards 1st Dec 2020 6:01 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Heat records will be broken in Queensland this week as a severe heatwave rocks southern parts of the state. Temperatures are expected to hit the mid-40s across much of Queensland's southern inland regions on Tuesday and Wednesday, with Birdsville expected to reach 47C and towns such as Goondiwindi and Cunnamulla heading for a top of 46C.
The ‘unsuitable’ people being given gun licences
by Jessica Marszalek & Nathan Edwards 28th Nov 2020 10:04 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Criminals and other "unsuitable" people and are being given firearms licences by a police weapons unit that's failing to protect the community, according to a scathing assessment by the Auditor-General. And Queensland's laws are such than even a murderer who shot their victim can obtain a gun licence, as long as their conviction wasn't in the past five years.
REVEALED: Most popular degrees as grads look to future
by Shiloh Payne, Nathan Edwards 21st Nov 2020 10:10 AM Premium Content Subscriber only The most popular areas of study for Queensland's 2020 high school graduates are law, economics, psychology and health while the interest in arts degrees has dropped, according to early QTAC university offers. More than 4000 students across the state yesterday learnt their academic futures in QTAC's November offer round.
41st Australian Secondary Schools Championships at Belmont 16ft Skiff Club - Day 1
41st Australian Secondary Schools Championships at Belmont 16ft Skiff Club - Day 1 by Nathan Edwards 16 Apr 00:19 PDT 15-18 April 2019 Monday was the first day of the 2019 Combined High School Sailing Championships, held out of Belmont 16ft Skiff Club on Lake Macquarie.
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