Kane would swap career of personal glory to win Euros for England
Harry Kane said leading England to win Euro 2024 on Sunday would be the "most incredible feeling" a footballer can have as he aims to end his own long wait to win a trophy.
Read moreDe la Fuente calls on Spain players to make history in Euros final
Spain coach Luis de la Fuente called on a "brilliant" generation of players to make history for their country in the Euro 2024 final against England on Sunday.
Read moreAberg takes two-shot lead in Scottish Open third round
Swedish sensation Ludvig Aberg will go into the final round of the Scottish Open with a two-shot lead over home contender Robert MacIntyre.
Read moreErdogan says end near for military operation in north Iraq, Syria
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday announced the imminent end of his government's operations against Kurdish PKK fighters in northern Iraq and Syria.
Read moreKenya police find more female body parts at Nairobi garbage dump
Kenyan police said Saturday that they had found more bags filled with dismembered female body parts in a grisly discovery at a rubbish dump that has horrified and angered the country.
Read more'Stop the bickering': Sanders voices support for Biden's candidacy
Senator Bernie Sanders, a prominent figure of the US political left, on Saturday threw his support behind Joe Biden's White House campaign, dismissing calls for the president to withdraw from the race over health concerns.
Read more'Kagame mania' strikes on final day of Rwanda vote campaign
Vast crowds of people turned out in Kigali on Saturday for Rwandan President Paul Kagame's final campaign rally ahead of next week's election that is expected to see him extend his grip on power.
Read moreSouthgate dares to dream as England eye end to long wait for Euros glory
England manager Gareth Southgate said he does not believe that fate is guiding the Three Lions to Euro 2024 glory, but is dreaming of ending a 58-year wait to win a major tournament in Sunday's final against Spain.
Read more'I miss Jana a lot', says Wimbledon champion Krejcikova
Wimbledon champion Barbora Krejcikova admitted Saturday she misses her late mentor and former All England Club champion Jana Novotna so much that she talks to her in her dreams.
Read morePaolini 'scared to dream' after Wimbledon heartbreak
Jasmine Paolini said she was "scared to dream too much" after the bitter disappointment of losing the Wimbledon final to Barbora Krejcikova -- weeks after she lost the title match at the French Open.
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