Cycling: Mikel Iturria wins the Vuelta stage 11

Two-time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador announces he will retire from professional cycling after this year's Vuelta.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and U.S. President Donald Trump tee off with Japanese professional golfer Hideki Matsuyama as part of Trump's five-nation Asia tour.

Justin Gallegos, a runner at the University of Oregon with cerebral palsy, thought he was just finishing another cross country race. Little did he know, a representative from shoe giant Nike was waiting at the finish line to offer him a pro contract.

The women's game recently turned professional in football-mad Argentina, but there's very little in that status to compare to the world in which superstar Lionel Messi operates and excels.

Cameroonian teenagers who defy prejudice to pursue their dream of becoming professional football come closer to achieving their goal with the country's first academy founded by their idol Gaelle Enganamouit, Female African Footballer of the year.

Mikel Iturria dug deep to register his first-ever professional win as a mass escape dominated stage 11 at the Vuelta an Espana on Wednesday.

Professional football in Europe has not been spared by the Covid-19 pandemic and resulting lockdowns. With colossal sums of money at stake, the impact on the clubs is hugely damaging on a financial level. In France, the government has cancelled the rest of the Ligue 1 season, but in some countries like Germany and Austria, training sessions have resumed and league games could soon be back. But how is it possible to play football amid the coronavirus threat? Will supporters get to see their idols any time soon? Clovis Casali reports.

Eight-year-old Joseph Deen is the youngest paid Fortnite player ever, after signing with Team 33 in December last year. The young pro gamer could be seen playing the popular battle royale game at his family home in Brisbane on Monday. Deen, who is originally from California, first started playing the popular game at age four, after watching his brother play.

The US has promised to provide humanitarian support to the Afghan population, but maintained that it does not formally recognize the Taliban's rule.

If teens are playing video games for hours and hours, parents or teachers might grow concerned. Not so in South Korea where excelling in online gaming is becoming a legitimate career path with big investments behind it.

Dubbed the "miracle coach," disabled Moroccan soccer coach, Abdelkhalek El-Ouardi trains other players to excel on the playing field.