The main event is a rematch between former IWGP Heavyweight Champion Kenny Omega and former WWE champion Chris Jericho. In the co-main event, The Young Bucks take on The Lucha Bros (Pentagon, Jr. and Fenix) and that’s just some of the action. Join DAZN and watch more than 100 fight nights a year Our SN pro wrestling experts make their Double or Nothing predictions below. Kenny Omega vs. Chris Jericho Andreas Hale: With Jericho heading to NJPW to challenge Kazuchika Okada, it makes sense for the former WWE champion to even the score against Omega and come in hot for his showdown with Okada for the IWGP heavyweight title....

Speaking with Sports Illustrated, Khan said that Guevara recently underwent sensitivity training, and that the 26-year-old seemed to take those lessons to heart. “Sammy completed four weeks of extensive sensitivity training, and his curriculum included subject matters of tolerance, gender, race relations, and why people’s words matter,” Khan said. “During his suspension, he was very contrite. I asked him to use that time to try and become a better person, and I think he did....

Al Sahabi gave the home side the lead in the 26th minute with an outrageous flick that looped into the goal from close range only for former AFC Player of the Year Nassir Al Shamrani to level the scores two minutes later with a clinical finish. Ramos wouldn’t score in South America - Riquelme Loannis Fetfatzidis put Al Ahli back in front after Al Ain goalkeeper Khalid Eisa gave possession away close to his own goal in the 50th minute, but the lead was short-lived once again as central defender Al Sahabi put the ball in his own net less than two minutes later to ensure Al Ain a share of the points....

Youssef El-Arabi bagged a brace, opening the scoring in the 11th minute before finishing off the third just before injury time. His two goals sandwiched a strike by Youseef Msakni who hit the back of the net in the 80th minute. Europa League the priority for United’s Mata as EFL Cup final looms The hosts dominated possession over the course of the game, retaining 59 per cent. Meanwhile, the visitors struggled to muster any efforts on goal, registering just one on target....

The Al Ain was involved in all three goals as he led his side to a comfortable victory in front of their home support on Monday evening. The UAE international found teammate Nasser Al Shamrani with a deftly executed outside-of-the-boot pass in the 33rd minute which the Saudi striker latched onto and dribbled past his marker before powering home the opening goal. Abdulrahman then added a second goal for Al Ain with 15 minutes to play with a sublime curling free-kick from 30 yards out....

GROUP E Kashima Antlers (JPN) v Muangthong United (THA): The top spot in Group E is up for grabs as two teams already assured of their spot in the knockout stages face-off on Wednesday. Kashima Antlers, placed second in the group, host Thai side Muangthong United. Only two points separate the two sides and as such a victory will see Kashima win the group. However, Muangthong United only needs to avoid a defeat to finish top....

The biggest result of the night was the brutal demolition of Hong Kong’s Eastern SC at the hands of Chinese Super League (CSL) outfit Guangzhou Evergrande in what was a good day in general for the Chinese clubs. Let’s take a peek at the action that transpired on Wednesday in Asia’s premier club football tournament. GROUP G: Guangzhou Evergrande (CHI) 7-0 Eastern SC (HK) [Goulart 4’ Shangyan 22’, 84’ Lisheng 33’, 47’ Alan 65’ Paulinho 82’] 2015 Champions Guangzhou Evergrande started their Group G campaign with a brutal 7-0 dismantling of newcomers Eastern SC from Hong Kong in Guangzhou....

It’s been a see-saw season for the Blues, one which has seen them quiver in their fettle as the domestic league’s best team. Surrendering their crown to Aizawl FC, the Jindal Steel Works (JSW) owned team finished a disappointing 4th in the I-League. This was supplanted however, by a superb Federation Cup final win over Mohun bagan, which saw them reinforce their trophy cabinet. Now, with a possible AFC knockout stage seat on the anvil, Bengaluru will look to ensure the off-season flourish doesn’t cease....

The home side opened the scoring through Leonce Dodoz (6’) but Daniel Segovia (45+1’) scored from the spot to level things up at half-time. In the second-half, Rahul Bheke (63’) and Daniel Lalhlimpuia (77’) registered their names on the score-sheet to complete the rout. Santosh Kashyap rang in the changes for Aizawl from their last match against Chennaiyin in the Super Cup. Avilash Paul was brought in to replace Arup Debnath in goal and Lalchhuanawma Varte got a rare start in defense replacing Lalchhawnkima....

GROUP D (Central Zone): FC Ahal (TKM) v Altyn Asyr (TKM): FC Ahal are up against fellow Turkmenistani side Altyn Asyr on Wednesday in an intriguing Group D clash. FC Ahal are just a point below Altyn Asyr who have four points in their kitty from two games. Sparks are set to fly when the two familair foes battle and the winner is likely to challenge Istiklol for the top spot in Group D....

The hosts opened their campaign with a win over Bangladeshi side Abahani Limited in Dhaka last week, courtesy a solitary striker by Ali Fasir’s 58th-minute strike after a barren first half, though New Radiant did have to look out a few tense minutes despite the opponents being a man down. Coaching the team is former Sporting Clube de Goa’s Oscar Bruzon who led the team to the Dhivehi Premier League (DPL), President’s Cup and the FA Cup titles in Malaysia in 2017....

One such individual, an Afghan former interpreter whom Newsweek will call Ahmad, knows firsthand the risks that come with the job, one he began working with U.S. government-affiliated projects shortly after high school. By 2013, already about 12 years into the U.S.-led war in his country, Ahmad was working directly with U.S. forces and, like many others, said that he “was thinking that the country is going in a way that everyone is going to have a bright future....

That’s a gimme. The tougher challenge for the President and his speech writers will be the paragraphs that come next: the passage where Bush not merely has to pledge to help Afghanistan rebuild (while ducking Karzai’s inconvenient pleas for U.S. troops to help keep its tenuous peace) but, tougher yet, has to answer the question: after Afghanistan, what follows in the “war on terror”? And where? The uncomfortable truth is that Operation Enduring Freedom, as some tin-eared Pentagon spinmeister dubbed the war against the Taliban, is winding to a thoroughly ambiguous close....

As of Friday, the Taliban has gained control over two-thirds of Afghanistan, taking over 18 provincial capitals and key cities like Lashkar Gah, Herat and Kandahar. Several European nations have announced the evacuation of their citizens and Afghan staff who worked alongside diplomats and military leaders from embassies in Kabul. The bulk of the 3,000 U.S. troops deployed to help evacuate civilians in Kabul are expected to arrive in the capital by the end of the weekend, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said in a press briefing Friday....

The near-complete skeleton was unearthed over the course of two years by a team of paleontologists in northern Zimbabwe, led by the Virginia Tech Department of Geosciences. The fossil belongs to a long-necked, herbivorous dinosaur from sauropodomorph family, according to a press release on the find. It was only missing a few portions of the skull and the hand. The animal was 6 feet long and weighed between 20 to 65 pounds....

Late Sevilla comeback ends Madrid run Such is the scrutiny in Spain that, despite putting together the longest run without a loss in the history of Spanish football, the 2-1 reverse at the Sanchez Pijuan brought question marks over the roles of Karim Benzema, Keylor Navas and Cristiano Ronaldo - as well as Zidane himself. That is perhaps the nature of Madrid and Zidane is well aware that he is under the spotlight at the Santiago Bernabeu, even though he has delivered three trophies already and lost only three matches during his year-long spell in charge....

Doctor Marc Siegel, a physician and Fox News medical correspondent, said on Wednesday’s Tucker Carlson Tonight that Clinton has “a chronic, recurrent, phlegmy cough.” He added that if she were his patient he’d want to know if “she has an underlying tendency toward respiratory infections.” Siegel went on to add that Clinton said in 2016 that she “liked to eat jalapeno peppers, and drink coffee, and drink alcohol,” which might lead to a “terrible” amount of acid reflux, which in turn may cause chronic coughing....