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Slovenia's former president, Borut Pahor, raised 60,000 euros ($64,164) for charities helping children diagnosed with cancer from the sale of his 1991 Renault 4 and handed over the keys to the winning bidder on Sunday.

Shakhtar Donetsk and their fans tell of their pride in the club that keeps on playing at its adopted home and in Europe

The Easter Road club have gone five games unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership ahead of facing Derek McInnes' relegation battling Kilmarnock in the capital. They could end the day fourth and in the European hunt.

The man who refereed the Champions League Final in 2016 and that year's European Championship Final believes current deterrents for time-wasting simply don't do enough - and has an idea of how to change it

Last summer, Sarina Wiegman became the first manager to win the men's or women's Euros by naming the same line-up in every game.

Airbus is urging stepped-up European cooperation to ensure the continent’s security and future access to space

Suspected cocaine with an estimated street value of 2.8 million euro and almost 7,000 of nitrous oxide cannisters were seized.

The Spanish FA have revealed the game will take place in Andalusia, making Seville the hot favourite.

Uefa’s president Aleksander Ceferin is the subject of calls to ban Belarus from European Championship qualifying this year, in an extension of the row over Russian participation in international sport

The system is still not operational for the football and hurling squads of the six counties outside the euro zone

Chelsea may have spent over £500 million ($603 million) on new players, but their first season under new ownership will end without any trophies to show for it unless they can conquer Europe in the coming months. The Blues travel to face Borussia Dortmund in the first leg of their…