For the past few days, you’ve probably noticed the newspaper has returned to its bigger size. It has more local news, sports ...

Ball boy heroics, penalties and comeback chaos - the second legs of the Nations League quarter-finals delivered plenty of ...

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Chicago Blackhawks forward Connor Bedard faced his San Jose Sharks counterpart Macklin Celebrini for the first time in their careers, but the first battle between the NHL’s last two No. 1 draft ...

UEFA said the correct decision was made to disallow Julian Alvarez's penalty in Atletico Madrid's Champions League loss to city rivals Real Madrid on Wednesday but European soccer's governing body ...

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Top of the Champions League in January, out by mid-March – Liverpool were dispatched in a penalty shoot-out at the wrong end of Anfield, their nerve finally failing at precisely the moment this ...

Dembele poked home in the 12th minute after he reacted quickest to Ibrahima Konate's attempt to clear a PSG counter-attack in the Liverpool penalty box.

Liverpool had never lost a penalty shootout in the Champions League (or European Cup) until last night — but, then again, they had also never faced the brute force of Gianluigi Donnarumma, the ...

Champions League Round of 16 second leg: Liverpool 0 Paris Saint-Germain 1 [Dembélé 12] (1-1 on agg aet; PSG won 4-1 on penalties) The penalty for failing to make home superiority count was ...

Liverpool have crashed out of the Champions League after Paris Saint-Germain beat them 1-0 and won a penalty shootout on Tuesday night. Arne Slot’s side won the first leg of the last-16 showdown ...

B/R Open Ice had fans going crazy when they shared a wild mid-game clip on X, capturing the chaos unfolding on the sidelines. But how many players were involved? Not one, not two— not even seven ...