DALLAS -- Dallas Stars coach Pete DeBoer is taking inspiration from his opponent going into Game 5 of the Western Conference Final against the Edmonton Oilers at American Airlines Center on Thursday (8 p.m. ET; CBC, TVAS, SN, ESPN+, ABC).

The Nerazzurri will not be able to wear their classic jersey and have opted for the third kit. It was the players'

Logan Stankoven, listed at 5 feet, 8 inches and 165 pounds, scored the game-winning goal as the Hurricanes beat the Panthers, 3-0, in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Final.

Arsenal is the most successful team in FA Cup history, having lifted the trophy a record 14 times. The Gunners first won the competition in 1930, and their most recent triumph came in 2020. Remarkably, seven of those victories came under legendary manager Arsène Wenger, who led the club from 1996 to 2018.

Mkhitaryan, Darmian and Vitinha could all play in the Champions League final. But why didn't they make it in the Premier League?

Chelsea sparked into life in the second half as they came from behind to claim the Conference League trophy with a 4-1 victory over Real Betis on Wednesday, their revival inspired by the creativity of Cole Palmer at the Wroclaw Stadium.

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You may recall last week's Battle of Britain item in PostScript featured two English ladies' who came across a German pilot who had crashed in a field. Their first reaction was to offer him a cup of tea,

Jersey batter Trinity Smith helped keep the island's T20 Women's World Cup hopes alive as she hit 44 in a 49-run win over the Isle of Man in their European Division Two qualifier. After Jersey slumped to 54-5 off nine overs, Smith and skipper Chloe Greechan came together and put on 74 runs in 9.4 overs as Jersey ended on 140-6 in Rome.

That changed on May 28, 2024. Stewart-Haas Racing, a four-car Cup operation that won series titles with Stewart in 2011 and Kevin Harvick in 2014, announced it would shut down after the 2024 season. Among the team’s 323 employees looking for work were its four Cup drivers — Briscoe, Josh Berry, Ryan Preece and Noah Gragson.