Pep Guardiola expects the proper level of intensity from his Bayern Munich team.
Bayern Munich crushed Roma in the Champions League, 7-1, sending a message that it might be more formidable than it was when it won it all two years ago.
The South African track star, who was found guilty of culpable homicide in the killing of his girlfriend, was also given a suspended three-year term on separate firearms charges.
Australia will dislodge South Africa as the top-ranked team if it sweeps a two-test series with Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates.
After Ferguson retired, Manchester United struggled under his replacement at coach, David Moyes. This year, under Louis van Gaal, United is not doing much better.
Caroline Wozniacki called her training for next month’s New York Marathon a key factor in her victory over Maria Sharapova in a grueling three-set match in Singapore.
Fourth-seeded Milos Raonic hit 12 aces and saved all five break points he faced against Steve Johnson in the first round. Ivo Karlovic had 23 aces as he beat Lukas Rosol.
Tommy Robredo advanced to the second round by beating fifth-seeded John Isner, 7-6 (3), 6-3.
Chelsea earned its biggest Champions League victory, 6-0 over Maribor at Stamford Bridge, with a performance that underlined the belief that the team is a real contender again.
Bayern Munich scored five goals in the first 35 minutes on the way to a 7-1 demolition of A.S. Roma in the Champions League.
Alan Webb, an Olympian and American track star, is reinventing himself as a triathlete.
An Albanian nationalist banner flown over a stadium in the Serbian capital ignited a brawl on the field and went on to provoke a full-scale diplomatic incident.
In women’s tennis today, the shot to watch is not the serve, not the return, but the third shot.
Lindsey Horan just signed another contract with Paris St.-Germain, ensuring that she will continue to live her dream but also that she will remain in Paris while the U.S. national team prepares for next summer’s Women’s World Cup.
The country’s national team has endured a string of indignities since the outbreak of Ebola in West Africa in May.
Soderling, whose playing career was derailed by mononucleosis in 2011, tried to resume training about six months ago, but his body rejected the notion. Now he is the face of the Stockholm Open.
In September, Amanda Sobhy became the first American-born squash player to reach the top 10 on either the men’s or women’s world tour.
All seven teams taking part in the nine-leg sailing race that starts Saturday are using identical boats produced in the same British shipyard.
