Ben Chilwell makes Strasbourg debut – Where he played and what stats he produced
Former Chelsea left back Ben Chilwell has now made his debut in France for Chelsea-owned club Strasbourg.
Well, they’re owned by BlueCo officially, who are the owners of Chelsea, with The Blues being their flagship club. They apparently want to add more to the multi-club model than just Chelsea and Strasbourg, but for now it’s just these two clubs.
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Onana offered surprise revival path after Man Utd outcast’s stunning display
originally appeared on The Sporting News
Andre Onana’s career at Manchester United looked like it had reached a dead end, but his latest performance in Turkey may have opened a new door.
The Cameroonian goalkeeper, now on loan at Trabzonspor, reminded everyone why United paid big money for him just two years ago.
In his very first league outing for the Turkish side, Onana faced a storm of shots against Fenerbahçe.
It’s been a rocky start to the 2025 season for Jacksonville Jaguars’ second-year wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr.
In the season opener against Carolina, Thomas was targeted seven times but had just one reception for 11 yards. Pro Football Focus also credited him with a drop and going 0-for-2 in contested catch situations.
Thomas did have a rushing touchdown in that game as well.
The Jaguars‘ Week 2 matchup against Cincinnati started off better for Thomas. On the offense’s opening possession, he hauled in two receptions to start the day off.
Is Brock Bowers playing today? Latest injury update on Raiders star for Week 2
originally appeared on The Sporting News
After playing in all 17 games last season, Las Vegas Raiders star tight end Brock Bowers is in danger of not suiting up in the Week 2 game versus the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday night.
Bowers came down with a knee issue in the Week 1 win over the New England Patriots that led to his early exit from the contest.
At practice this week, Bowers didn’t take part on Thursday or Friday, which led to growing concerns he wouldn’t suit up.
Woah, nelly!
The Colts-Broncos game scored at least an 8/10 on the thrill meter as the back and forth affair ended in dramatic fashion. The Indianapolis Colts lost on a 60-yard miss from rookie Spencer Shrader only to be resurrected and given new life on a personal foul call that gave them 15-yards and an untimed down to win it all. What was heartbreak and an opportunity lost merely 60 seconds earlier, turned into pure jubilation as fans watched the ball sail through the uprights and Blue pelvic thrust his way to victory.
Defending 400m hurdles Olympic Champion Rai Ben
Three time 400m hurdles World Champion Karsten
The national reports that Joe Burrow might only miss three months with a Grade 3 turf toe injury are not realistic and will soon be proven too optimistic. That is the general feeling from longtime NFL doctor David Chao.
Chao, who was the team doctor for the San Diego Chargers for 17 years, said Sunday evening that Burrow’s season is over for all intents and purposes. This despite the reports the quarterback is seeking a second opinion from renowned foot specialist Dr. Robert Anderson.
Those same reports, you see, said Burrow suffered a Grade 3 injury. And that means surgery.
Week 3 of the 2025 College Football season is in the books.
Let’s take a snapshot of the week that was, with three teams trending up after this weekend, and three teams headed in the wrong direction.
Down: Clemson
Last week, Clemson fell down 16-0 early to Troy before rattling off 27 unanswered points en route to a 27-16 victory. The 16-point comeback was the third-largest home comeback in program history, a fact Dabo Swinney noted in his post-game comments.
“There’s a reason there are only three,” Swinney said after the win over Troy.
“It’s the hope that kills you” — Sir Peter Ustinov … also Ted Lasso
If there’s one prevailing storyline early in this NFL season it’s that rumors of the Bears’ return were greatly exaggerated. If a narrow loss to the Vikings on Monday Night Football wasn’t enough to break fans in Chicago, what happened in Week 2 certainly was. A game that was supposed to signify turning the page and getting back on track quickly gave way to one of the most abysmal performances of this young season, with the Lions blowing the doors off the Bears en route to a 52-21 win.