Aashin Prasad

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Aashin is a Senior Reporter/Sub-Editor with Sportstar and is based in Chennai. He primarily writes about football.

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Pep Guardiola, the sought-after philosopher coach, chases holy grail of Champions League for Manchester City

‘Perfectionist’ Pep Guardiola gestures to his Manchester City players during the FA Cup Final against Manchester United at Wembley Stadium, London, on June 3, 2023.

Three times the cheer: How Gokulam Kerala made Indian Women’s League its own

Favourites all the way: Gokulam Kerala was the strongest team in the tournament.

Gundogan is HIM: Man City midfielder emerges as Guardiola’s man for big moments

Manchester City’s Ilkay Gundogan holds up the winners trophy as he celebrates winning the English FA Cup final.

Pro League: India vows to bounce back after defeats to Belgium, Great Britain

FILE PHOTO: Indian players during a warm-up session before their match against South Africa during the FIH Men’s World Cup classification match round at the Birsa Munda Hockey Stadium in Rourkela on January 28, 2023.

Rejuvenated Chhetri relishes busy month ahead as India begins road to Asian Cup

Sunil Chhetri is now relishing the challenge of playing nine matches in 24 days – if India reaches the finals of the Intercontinental Cup and the SAFF Cup, starting June 21.

England done and dusted, Guardiola’s Man City eyes Europe and the world

Manchester City, under manager Pep Guardiola, has now won the Premier League five times in the last six seasons, establishing itself as the most dominant team in England.

Sivasakthi Narayanan: Bengaluru FC superstar eyeing national team glory

It was not too long ago when this footballer from Karaikudi, a small town in Tamil Nadu, kept getting rejected in selection trials across the state. Now, Sivasakthi is keen to make up for lost time.

The Antonio Conte Cycle: Tottenham Hotspur joins Italian’s list of acrimonious ex-employers

Despite his success as a manager, Conte has been involved with 10 different teams since 2006, never really leaving a lasting legacy with any of them.

Captain Harmanpreet seeks fresh structure as India embraces new era on Pro League return

While India skipper Harmanpreet Singh does not know whether there will be a change in the team’s style, he hopes India can improve on its structure both in and out of possession. (FILE PHOTO)

Hockey World Cup 2023: Germany emerges as unlikely champion thanks to its never-say-die spirit

Triumphant: Germany vanquished the defending champion Belgium in the final to win its third World Cup title.

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