Former British tennis player Barry Cowan hopes to see shamed Maria Sharapova back on the tennis court sooner rather than later. The five-time Grand Slam winner admitted to failing a drugs test on Monday and will be provisionally suspended by the International Tennis Federation from March 12. Speaking exclusively to Sports Tonight, Cowan, though, believes Sharapova didn’t intentionally seek to obtain an unfair advantage and therefore hopes the punishment reflects that.
UAE's new falconry charter honours Sheikh Zayed's legacy
The UAE has unveiled the 'Sheikh Zayed Principles of Falconry' Charter, a new framework to guide the development of falconry and strengthen the country's leadership in the traditional sport.
Entries open as World Triathlon Women's Cup returns to Dubai
Entries are now open for the World Triathlon Women’s Cup Dubai, which makes its way to Al Mamzar Beach Park on December 6, with races for women of all abilities, from first-time triathletes to elite international athletes.
Kimi Antonelli dominates US Grand Prix, closes in on F1 championship
Italian wunderkind Kimi Antonelli took another step toward his first Formula One championship by claiming his ninth race of the year on Sunday at the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.
Real Madrid defeat Barcelona at Camp Nou to halve gap to LaLiga leaders
Real Madrid became the first side to beat Barcelona in LaLiga this season, defeating the league leaders 2-1 at Camp Nou with a brace from Kylian Mbappe.
Man Utd beaten 3-0 as Liverpool claim first home league win
Manchester United’s poor start to the Premier League season continued with a 3-0 home defeat to Bournemouth on Sunday, increasing the pressure on manager Michael Carrick.
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