Indonesian star Kevin Diks scores first Gladbach goal
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
10 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Ravens vs. Colts: How to watch, listen, and stream the Week 1 preseason game
The Baltimore Ravens will face the Indianapolis Colts in their first preseason game of the summer, where there will be plenty to watch. For Baltimore, quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry are among the key starters who'll sit out and rest after participating in the spirited joint practice. Thursday night offers a first look at rookie safety Malaki Starks, second-round pick Mike Green, along with a group of second-year players headlined by wide receiver Devontez Walker. For Indianapolis, it'll be the debut for star tight end and first-round pick, Tyler Warren. All eyes will be on the quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones. Here's how you can tune into Ravens-Colts. Game Information Baltimore Ravens vs. Indianapolis Colts Date: Thursday, Aug. 17, 2025 Time: 7:00 p.m. ET Location: M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore, Maryland) Television NFL Network, WBAL Ch. 11, WJLA (Washington, D.C.), WWCW (Roanoke, Va.), WGAL (York, Harrisonburg, Pa.), WUPV (Richmond, Va.), WTVZ-TV (Norfolk, Va.), WMDT (Delmarva) (Watch FREE with Fubo) Stream Watch live out-of-market preseason games on your phone or tablet with NFL+. (Watch FREE with Fubo) Announcers Gerry Sandusky (play-by-play), Rod Woodson (analyst), Evan Washburn (sideline) Radio/Listen Local radio: WBAL 1090 AM/101.5 FM. 98Rock (97.9 FM). For affiliates in your area, click here. 2025 Preseason Schedule Preseason 1 August 7 (Thursday) Indianapolis Colts 7:00 p.m. Preseason 2 August 16 (Saturday) Dallas Cowboys 7:00 p.m. Preseason 3 TBD Washington Commanders TBD This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: How to watch, listen, and stream Ravens preseason game against Colts
Yahoo
10 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Tim Weah heads to Marseille on loan
Tim Weah is returning to Ligue 1. Yesterday, Olympique de Marseille announced that they were bringing in the 25-year old USMNT winger on loan from Juventus, with an option to convert the loan into a permanent transfer. Weah arrives at Marseille after spending the past two seasons with Juventus, where he had 7 goals across all competitions in his time in Torino. Before that, he spent 6 seasons in Ligue 1 at Paris St-Germain and Lille, with just a short loan stint to Celtic towards the end of his time with PSG. Making this move now allows Weah to get some much needed playing time to stay sharp as the USMNT prepares for the 2026 World Cup, where he is expected to feature as one of the potential starters on the team. He has 7 goals in 44 caps for the national team. He will have plenty of opportunities to play for Marseille, who finished 2nd in Ligue 1 last season. Marseille will compete in the UEFA Champions League this season along with Ligue 1 and the French Cup. Plus, his return to Ligue 1 will hopefully add even more confidence as he returns to a familiar style of play. Weah will wear #22 for Les Phocéens and hope to lead them back to the top of Ligue 1, and hopes his success will also continue to carry over to the USMNT in this crucial final few months of preparation before the World Cup.
Yahoo
10 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Ski world champion Venier quits, saying hunger has gone
Six months after claiming her first major title, Austrian skier Stephanie Venier announced her retirement on Thursday, aged 31. Venier won the woman's Super-G world title in Saalbach in February but said on the Austrian Ski Federation web site that "the unwavering will required for elite sport simply hasn't been there in recent months to the extent I expect it to be". In her 13-year World Cup career, the speed specialist scored three wins and 12 other podium finishes. She shone in World Championships, winning a downhill silver in St Moritz in Switzerland in 2017 and a team-combined bronze as well as the Super-G gold in her native country last season. "I more than fulfilled my greatest dream of winning a medal at the home World Championships in Saalbach with a gold and a bronze," she said. "Even though the Olympic Games are coming up next year, it feels like the right time for me to draw a line under my racing career." "As the saying goes: The peak of your career is the best time to retire," she said. tba/bg/pb/ea
