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Hiddink Hints He Will Quit if Dutch Lose to Latvia

Netherlands coach Guus Hiddink hinted he would quit if his team loses its next European Championship qualifier, at home to Latvia.

Hiddink is under intense pressure to turn things around after a dismal start since taking over from Louis van Gaal, who led the Netherlands to third place at the World Cup in Brazil.

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City Captain Vincent Kompany out of QPR Game

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini says captain Vincent Kompany will miss the English Premier League game against Queens Park Rangers on Saturday with a calf problem that could also rule him out of Belgium's Euro 2016 qualifier against Wales this month.

Pellegrini says Kompany's injury "is not serious but I don't know if he will be ready for his international squad."

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Marussia Make Staff Redundant and Cease Trading

The Marussia Formula One team ceased trading and made nearly 200 staff redundant on Friday.

Frantic final efforts to save the team from failure and to keep alive hopes of an entry to the world championship in 2015 were dashed in a statement from the team’s administrators, appointed last month.

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United's Rojo out 6 Weeks with Shoulder Injury

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal says defender Marcos Rojo will be out for six weeks after dislocating his shoulder in the 1-0 defeat to Manchester City last Sunday.

Van Gaal says "he saw a specialist yesterday evening who said the conservative way to heal it is best" and that "it can be less than six weeks. If he needed an operation, 12 weeks."

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Rockets Stop Spurs 98-81 as Howard Nets 32

Heading into a game with the San Antonio Spurs, Houston Rockets coach Kevin McHale had his eye on a few match-ups. A specific one that caught his eye was getting Dwight Howard in the post.

The plan worked.

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Bach Urges Approval for IOC Reforms

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach has urged the Olympic movement to accept the Agenda 2020 reforms when they are voted upon next month, saying time has run out for discussion.

The detail of the reforms will not be made public until next week, but will include changes to the Olympic bidding process, sports programs and cost reduction.

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Rio Judge Rejects Charges against Adriano

A Rio de Janeiro judge has rejected charges of drug trafficking against former Brazil striker Adriano.

Prosecutors had charged the striker with connection with drug trafficking because he allegedly bought a motorcycle and gave it as a gift to a known drug dealer in the shantytown where he grew up. But the judge said in a decision announced Thursday that there was not enough evidence to uphold the accusations.

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Dinamo, Salzburg Advance in Europa League

Dinamo Moscow, FC Salzburg and Legia Warsaw won to reach the next round of the Europa League, while defending champion Sevilla took a step closer to qualifying after beating Standard Liege 3-1 on Thursday.

Forwards Kevin Gameiro and Jose Antonio Reyes pounced in the first half for Sevilla either side of a goal from midfielder Paul-Jose Mpoku, before Carlos Bacca sealed the win late on.

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Sociedad Considering Moyes for Liga Club

Real Sociedad says it is talking to former Manchester United coach David Moyes about the managerial vacancy at the Spanish club.

Sociedad president Jokin Aperribay says "there are several names, and it is true those of (Pepe) Mel and Moyes."

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Alonso Denies Deal with McLaren, Remains Undecided

Fernando Alonso says he has not signed with McLaren for next season and remains undecided about his future in Formula One.

The two-time world champion says he is still "considering what's the best decision" for his career and "nothing has been decided" so far even though he already has "an idea" of what he wants to do.

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