Prime Minister Mark Carney traded Parliament for the rink Tuesday, joining the Ottawa Charge for a practice that turned into a blend of sport, diplomacy and celebration of women’s hockey.
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Viktor Axelsen’s retirement is not the story of a champion who slowly lost belief or motivation. It is the story of a player who still wanted more, still thought like an athlete, still spoke like a competitor, but was finally forced to admit that his body had stopped working. Here is his story and where he is at today
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Barcelona briefly brought the tie back to life in Madrid, but a familiar defensive problem, a late red card and an angry debate over the officiating turned a promising fightback into another painful Champions League exit.
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Thierry Henry’s unexpected on-air tribute left Antoine Griezmann visibly moved after Atletico Madrid booked their place in the Champions League semi-finals on a dramatic night in Madrid.
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Chelsea have announced the death of former managing director Colin Hutchinson, whose years at Stamford Bridge were tied to a major shift in the club’s football operations and ambitions. The news drew condolences from supporters and renewed attention to a period that helped shape modern Chelsea.
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FIFA is considering asking Donald Trump to limit immigration enforcement during the 2026 World Cup, highlighting growing concerns over how U.S. policy could impact the tournament.
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Dominic Frimpong, a 20 year old forward playing for Berekum Chelsea on loan, has died after gunmen attacked the team bus as players and staff traveled back from a league match in Ghana. His death has turned fresh attention toward the danger clubs face on long domestic road trips.
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Jermaine Pennant scored one of the fastest hat-tricks in Premier League history on his first Arsenal start — despite later admitting he played the match while hungover after a night out he never expected would matter.
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Barcelona coach Hansi Flick has questioned the pitch at Atletico Madrid’s Wanda Metropolitano ahead of their Champions League clash, according to Marca. Atletico insist the surface meets regulations. The issue comes after Barcelona’s 2-0 first-leg defeat, though Flick still believes his team can respond.
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The FIA has closed a qualifying loophole that allowed teams to sustain higher energy deployment at the end of a lap, removing a marginal but potentially decisive advantage ahead of the Miami Grand Prix.
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