Wales rugby player returning home early from Japan tour because of a concussion
Carter was concussed following a heavy collision which forced referee Damian Schneider to immediately stop play in Kitakyushu on Saturday.
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How to watch Arsenal vs AC Milan live: Stream link, TV channel, team news, prediction
Mikel Arteta's Arsenal face Italian giants AC Milan in Singapore on Wednesday, as the Gunners kick off their tour of Asia with plenty of new faces and expectations are sky-high ahead of the new season. MORE — Full list of ins and outs at all 20 Premier League clubs Arsenal have already signed Noni Madueke, Martin Zubimendi, Kepa Arrizabalaga and Christian Norgaard ahead of the new campaign, with Viktor Gyokeres and Cristhian Mosquera rumored to be arriving soon too as new sporting director Andrea Berta has been busy. After three-straight second place finishes in the Premier League and losing in the Champions League semifinals to eventual winners PSG last season, Arteta knows his Arsenal side must deliver silverware this season. That quest beings properly now as they face Milan, Newcastle and Spurs in the next 10 days in friendlies, and Arsenal are ready to take that final step. Can they do it? AC Milan are coming off a hugely disappointing season in Serie A as they finished in eight place and failed to qualify for Europe as a late-season surge wasn't enough to salvage a woeful campaign. Christian Pulisic is Milan's star attacking talent and the USMNT winger is fresh and fit after he asked to not be selected for the Gold Cup this summer. Massimiliano Allegri is now AC Milan's manager and they have added veteran Luka Modric in midfield this summer as they aim to turn things around quickly and get back into the Champions League, at the very least. How to watch Arsenal vs AC Milan live, stream link and start time Kick off time: 7:30am ET Wednesday (July 23)Venue: Singapore National Stadium — SingaporeTV Channel, Streaming: Paramount+ in USA Arsenal team news, focus Norgaard, Kepa and Zubimendi are all in line to make their Arsenal debuts, while Madueke is still recovering after playing his part in Chelsea's Club World Cup campaign before signing for Arsenal and will train with his new team when they return to the UK. The only injury absentee is Gabriel Jesus as he continues to recover from his ACL injury last season. Kai Havertz will be up top and it will be intriguing to see how new signing Zubimendi slots in to midfield alongside Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard. AC Milan team news, focus Pulisic was Milan's top goalscorer last season and both he and Rafael Leao give AC Milan something special in attack. Modric's arrival seems like it will be crucial as the veteran midfielder will dictate the tempo of the game and bring back some much-needed control. Milan massively underperformed last season but new manager Allegri will tighten them up defensively and they will be dangerous on the counter. Arsenal vs AC Milan prediction It's tough to predict how a preseason game will go but I think we can safely say there will be plenty of goals and Arsenal will probably prevail. Arsenal 4-2 AC Milan.
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Newcastle cult hero 'Nobby' Solano appointed Pakistan coach
Pakistan's embattled football federation has appointed former Newcastle United cult hero Nolberto 'Nobby' Solano as coach of their national teams to try to improve their dreadful record of never qualifying for a major tournament. Solano, 50, who also played for Aston Villa and West Ham United in the English Premier League before retiring in 2012, was an assistant coach for his country Peru when they qualified for the 2018 World Cup in Russia. "We have hired the services of Solano with a hope that he will bring more energy and zest to the national players and lift our standings at the international level," the Pakistan Football Federation president, Mohsen Gilani, said in a statement. The cricket-obsessed nation has reached the second round of Asian qualifying for the FIFA World Cup only once. Pakistan are 201st of 210 teams the in FIFA world men's team rankings, and have sought to improve standards by inducting players of Pakistan heritage based in the UK. Pakistan football has suffered badly from political parties fighting over control of the federation, which receives a large annual grant from world governing body FIFA. The federation was for 10 years run by a FIFA-appointed committee and earlier this year briefly suspended for political interference ahead of elections in May. FIFA in 2021 banned Pakistan from playing international matches for 15 months, also for political interference in the federation. Solano's first task will be with the under-23s men's team, who are due to face Cambodia, Iraq and Oman in September in qualifying for the U23 Asian Cup next year. Solano's first matches in charge of the senior team will be a double-header against Afghanistan in 2027 Asian Cup qualifying in October. Pakistan kicked off their campaign with a 2-0 away defeat to Syria in March and a 1-0 loss to Myanmar in Yangon last month. sh/ecl/dh
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A school in Cardiff now has a purpose-built esports room
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