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A challenge has backfired for Thierry Henry, as although his effort hit the crossbar as intended, the ball ended up in the Hudson River as the Frenchman headed back to New York

The two shared an embrace the last time they met but they do have previous history together in the MLS

Pre-season, 2016. New York Red Bulls head coach Jesse Marsch has arranged a training camp in Tucson, Arizona, for both his own squad and the club’s second team. Rather than separate the two groups and focus his attention of the first-teamers, Marsch brings everyone together, delivering a training session for…

Marsch is applying the same theories of togetherness and holism that he refined with New York Red Bulls while busting preconceptions about American managers abroad

Adams spent nine years with New York Red Bulls and is adding to his legend in his home nation in his latest chapter at Elland Road.

New York Red Bulls defender Dru Yearwood kicked the ball into the stands and hit a fan in an ugly incident at the end of a 2-0 loss to the Philadelphia Union

Mattia Binotto has downplayed suggestions Ferrari's Formula 1 struggles at Spa were simply track specific after its resounding defeat to Red Bull in the Belgian Grand Prix.

The Scotland cap has netted a stunning 14 goals in 28 appearances to date this season giving him a one goal every two game ratio. He has also popped up with three assists

Mercedes chief Wolff is known for speaking his mind over team radio with some colourful messages to his drivers, with the latest example coming at the Hungarian Grand Prix

An engine blowout ended Leclerc's chances of victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, though Ferrari are confident that he would have strolled to a win over Verstappen had his power unit not let him down

Red Bull ran riot in Baku as both Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc suffered mechanical failures, while George Russell snatched third ahead of Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton