Mikael Lindberg Shoots 3 Under Par in Strong Start at the Open de España
Mikael Lindberg made a strong start, finishing three strokes under par on the first day of the Open de España golf tournament in Madrid.
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Mikael Lindberg made a strong start, finishing three strokes under par on the first day of the Open de España golf tournament in Madrid.
SportsHe has previously said he would step down. Now Aleksander Ceferin has completely changed his mind and wants to serve another term as president of UEFA, European football’s governing body.
FootballRwanda has been given the go-ahead to host a Formula 1 World Championship race. It would be the first race on the African continent in several decades.
SportsThe struggling LIV golf tour is reportedly said to owe superstar John Rahm the equivalent of 1.5 billion kronor (about $143 million), Sky Sports and other outlets report.
SportsTruls Möregårdh has reached the quarterfinals of the WTT China Smash. The Swedish table tennis star beat home player Wen Ruibo 3–2 in a five-set thriller (7–11, 11–6, 11–9, 8–11, 11–5).
SportsThe Swedish Rally will also be held in 2027, the organizer has announced. The classic competition, which has been held since 1950, has been threatened with bankruptcy.
SportsFelicia Schröder has made a successful start at Real Madrid, scoring several goals. But the 19-year-old is still scoreless for Sweden. The easiest way to get her to score her first goal for the national team is to tell her, “Just go for it,” says national team coach Tony Gustavsson.
SportsThe qualifiers were a fiasco. Now Sweden’s women’s soccer team must win a playoff to avoid missing the World Cup for the first time. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of Friday’s match against Lithuania.
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