
-
UniCredit gets ECB nod on Commerzbank stake, but delays merger decision
-
Sri Lanka adjusts train timings to tackle elephant deaths
-
Scotland out to 'disrupt' France's Six Nations title hopes, says Russell
-
BMW expects big hit from tariffs after 2024 profits plunge
-
Bayern's Kim sidelined for 'several weeks' with injury
-
Kremlin says Putin sent 'additional' signals to Trump on ceasefire
-
Funding cuts force WFP to stop food aid to one million in Myanmar
-
Thai football body to sue former chief over finances
-
Spain call up Asencio for Nations League quarters
-
Duterte set to face ICC judges in drug war case
-
Gold tops $3,000 for first time on Trump tariff threats
-
Canada's Carney to be sworn in as new PM
-
Brignone on verge of World Cup glory with La Thuile super-G triumph
-
UK energy minister heads to China to talk climate
-
Fernandes hits back at Ratcliffe over 'overpaid' jibe
-
Liverpool's Alexander-Arnold to miss League Cup final in injury blow
-
'God never sleeps': Philippines opponents of Duterte's drug war
-
Syrian Druze cross armistice line for pilgrimage to Israel
-
Thousands pay to catch glimpse of Ohtani practise in Tokyo
-
French finance minister calls trade war 'idiotic', plans US trip
-
UN chief in Rohingya refugee camp solidarity visit
-
Rashford, Henderson recalled in Tuchel's first England squad
-
WFP says funding shortfall forces it to cut food aid to 1 mn people in Myanmar
-
Taiwan tech giant Foxconn's 2024 profit misses forecasts
-
Duterte set to make first ICC appearance
-
Hamilton content after 'completely different' first Ferrari day
-
In a Pakistan desert town, Holi and Ramadan come together
-
UK economy unexpectedly shrinks in January in blow to govt
-
UniCredit gets ECB nod for Commerzbank stake
-
Verstappen blames grip for early Australia struggles
-
WFP to cut food aid to 1 million people in Myanmar
-
BMW warns on tariffs, China as 2024 profits plunge
-
Driving ban puts brakes on young women in Turkmenistan
-
East DR Congo mines mint Rwanda-backed M23's fortune
-
Stargazers marvel at 'Blood Moon', rare total lunar eclipse
-
US shutdown threat piles pressure on government hit by Trump cuts
-
Peaceful Czechs grapple with youth violence
-
Ivorian painter Aboudia takes teen rebellion to top of the art world
-
Leclerc fastest in second Australian GP practice, Hamilton fifth
-
China urges end to 'illegal' sanctions as it hosts Iran nuclear talks
-
China hosts Iranian, Russian diplomats for nuclear talks
-
Ireland eye unlikely Six Nations title against uncertain Italy
-
Duterte's first ICC appearance set for Friday
-
From oil spills to new species: how tech reveals the ocean
-
Curry bags record 4,000th three-pointer as Warriors rout Kings
-
Hong Kong museum puts Picasso in cross-cultural dialogue
-
Alcaraz three-peat bid on track as Cerundolo downed
-
Chinese, Iranian, Russian diplomats meet for nuclear talks
-
England's Harry Brook banned from IPL for two years
-
Curry bags record 4,000th three-pointer as Warriors face Kings

Messi scores off the bench as Miami progress in Jamaica
Lionel Messi came off the bench and scored as Inter Miami eased into the quarter-finals of the CONCACAF Champions Cup with a 2-0 win at Jamaica's Cavalier earning them a 4-0 win on aggregate.
Messi, who had been rested for Miami's last three games including the first leg against Cavalier, started on the bench but came on in the 53rd minute to the delight of the crowd at the National Stadium.
The Argentine scored Miami's second with the final kick of the game, running on to a fine through ball from teenager Santiago Morales and clipping it first-time past the advancing Vinco Barclett.
With the home side's hopes of an upset win already dashed there were cheers for the goal from the Jamaican fans who were delighted to see the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner play in their country for the first time.
Miami knew an away goal would kill the tie and they began in positive mode with a long-range drive from Telasco Segovia flashing wide.
A bumpy surface made it tricky for either side to play much in the way of attractive passing football but Miami showed urgency and Luis Suarez flashed a well-struck volley just wide from a tight angle.
Miami lost midfielder David Ruiz to injury with Benjamin Cremaschi replacing him in the centre of the park but the visitors continued to press forward.
The goal came in the 37th minute when Inter's Argentine forward Tadeo Allende went down under challenge from Christopher Ainsworth and referee Keylor Villalobos pointed the spot.
Suarez confidently rattled home the penalty to give the visitor's a 3-0 lead on aggregate and a cushion of comfort that allowed them to play out the rest of the game with little stress.
The young Cavalier team, featuring several of the more promising talents from the island nation, never lost heart though, clearly determined to leave their mark on the tournament.
They almost got some reward for their efforts when substitute Kaile Auvray burst in from the left and his low shot was only kept out by a fine save at the near post from Oscar Ustari.
Then came Messi's moment, a classy finish from the 37-year-old, to cap a win that ensures Miami progress into the last eight where they will face Los Angeles FC in an all-MLS tie.
O.Krause--BTB