• The Canadian Press

    Hudson-Odoi nets twice as Nottingham Forest boosts survival hopes with 3-1 win over Sheffield United

    SHEFFIELD, England (AP) — Callum Hudson-Odoi scored twice and Nottingham Forest took a big step toward Premier League survival with a 3-1 win over Sheffield United coupled with Burnley’s 4-1 loss to Newcastle on Saturday. The victory at Bramall Lane kept Forest one spot above the drop zone and moved Nuno Espirito Santo’s team three points ahead of Luton and five points in front of Burnley — with two games remaining. Hudson-Odoi equalized with a curling shot from the left side into the far corner

  • The Canadian Press

    Arsenal is taking the Premier League title race to the wire after extending winning streak

    The Premier League title race looks to be going to the wire. There's no sign of an end-of-season collapse by Arsenal this time. Keeping the pressure on Manchester City, Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-0 in the lunchtime kickoff Saturday for a fourth straight win in the league. It pushed Arsenal four points clear of second-place City, which has two games in hand — the first of which was against Wolverhampton later Saturday. Last season, Arsenal's title challenge faded in the spring as a fast-finishing

  • Yahoo Sports

    WWE Backlash France 2024: Full card, live updates, results, grades and analysis

    Backlash, WWE's first premium live event since WrestleMania 40, takes place on Saturday at the LDLC Arena in Lyon, France.

  • The Canadian Press

    Two-time batting champ Luis Arraez dealt from Marlins to Padres along with nearly $7.9 million

    OAKLAND, Calif. — San Diego acquired two-time batting champion Luis Arraez from the Miami Marlins along with nearly $7.9 million on Saturday in a deal for four players that left the Padres responsible only for the major league minimum salary. First baseman Nathan Martorella, outfielders Dillon Head and Jakob Marsee, and right-hander Woo-Suk Go were dealt to the Marlins for the second baseman, who won the 2022 AL batting title with Minnesota and the 2023 NL crown with the Marlins. Miami is paying