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El deseo de Rodri para el Balón de Oro

El deseo de Rodri para el Balón de Oro

Rodri Hernández (30 años) es uno de los aspirantes a ganar el Balón de Oro. Su condición de campeón del mundo con España, su elección como MVP del Mundial y el hecho de que ya lo ganase en 2024 le dan opciones de volver a repetir. Preguntado por este trofeo en su entrevista con Mundo Deportivo, el madrileño se mostró cauto para citar como gran favorito a Lamine Yamal pero sí admitió que le gustaría que lo ganase un español. Citó a cuatro candidatos, con él mismo entre ellos. A continuación, su opinión sobre el Balón de Oro.

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Report: Browns RB Dylan Sampson is expected to miss significant time

Browns running back Dylan Sampson left Sunday's loss to the Jaguars after hurting his knee in the first quarter and it will reportedly be some time before he's back in the lineup. chincha.pl

Head coach Todd Monken said on Monday that Sampson was still being evaluated, but Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that he is expected to miss significant time.

Sampson returned two kickoffs before leaving the loss to Jacksonville. He is the No. 2 back behind Quinshon Judkins on the depth chart, but the Browns only played one offensive series prior to his injury.

Sampson was a fourth-round pick last year and ran 65 times for 175 yards as a rookie. He also caught 33 passes for 271 yards and two touchdowns.

Raheim Sanders is the only other back behind Judkins on the 53-man roster. Former Bronco Jaleel McLaughlin is on the practice squad.

England v Sri Lanka: first T20 cricket international updates – live

3rd over: England 36-1 (Buttler 21, Brook 2) Harry Brook walks out to the middle with his slightly splay footed simian stroll. Quick singles exchanged with Buttler make it five runs and the wicket off Wellalage’s first over. The pitch is flat and the outfield rapid.

Gone! Nye Donald perishes with a toe ender that is well caught at mid off. His dayboo with the bat is over but his strikerate is still a nosebleed inducing 240.

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Howard Webb says accidental handball law ‘a nonsense’ and calls for reform

  • Webb wants to stop ‘ridiculous situations’

  • Says VAR officials in United v City had ‘tunnel vision’

Howard Webb has described the law around accidental handball as “a bit of a nonsense” and called for its reform to stop referees being drawn into “ridiculous situations”.

The chief refereeing officer for English football made his remarks on Tuesday, when he also fronted up over the error that allowed Manchester City to win Sunday’s Manchester derby. Webb said he was “really disappointed” with the video assistant referee call that failed to spot Enzo Fernández interfering with play from an offside position before Erling Haaland scored the only goal.

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What Okamoto’s late-season surge says about his outlook with Blue Jays

In brief

Sean Payton says he didn't know about the communication with Drew Brees On Monday night, a report emerged that multiple Broncos coaches had reached out to retired quarterback Drew Brees about the possibility of joining the Broncos for the AFC Championship after starter Bo Nix suffered a season-ending foot injury.

Signs point, for now, to Cooper Rush for the Falcons on Sunday As of Monday, the Falcons had "no updates" on the quarterback situation for Sunday's home opener against the Panthers.

How Canadiens set themselves up for present and future success Matt Marchese and Mike Futa discuss the Canadiens’ stellar roster, how they’ve set themselves up for success now and in the future, and why re-signing Martin St. Louis was a key part of Montreal’s offseason.

Robert Kraft bans Macklemore from performing at Gillette Stadium over "hate speech" An unexpected kerfuffle emerged on Monday, between Patriots owner Robert Kraft and Macklemore.

The Chiefs Fixed Their Biggest Offensive Issue, But They Still Have A Key Flaw Kenneth Walker's debut stats show how much Kansas City’s offense has changed. But Patrick Mahomes' numbers reveal the underlying problem.