Manchester City's 2-2 draw against Brentford sparked conversations about the team’s performance and a post-match exchange ...

Stefan Ortega's stunning fingertip save against Aston Villa ... effort inside two minutes at Villa Park in a game the Blues would ultimately lose 2-1. Ortega Moreno has also been nominated for the ...

Detroit Lions receiver Kalif Raymond remembers the mantra he says he heard while growing up playing backyard football in Georgia: You don't need gloves. Catch with your hands. If he dropped a pass ...

Given Manchester City’s eventful history before their recent success, it would perhaps be a bit much to suggest this run of atrocious form has given their fans new experiences. The formerly long ...

Jamie Vardy almost gave the home side the lead, but visiting keeper Stefan Ortega denied the Leicester captain with a vital one-on-one save. Facundo Buonanotte hit the post with a header ...

Vardy had the hosts' best first-half chance, thwarted by Stefan Ortega after Josko Gvardiol's mistake, before Buonanotte's header rebounded off the post but by then they were already trailing to ...

Ashley Ortega has signed off as Sister Manuela in “Pulang Araw,” a character she described as "one of the most challenging roles I have ever done.” On Instagram, the Kapuso actress shared photos and ...

And a wildcard shout: could Saudi clubs come back in for goalkeeper Ederson after interest in the summer? Stefan Ortega is his long-term successor as the club’s No1.

ETIHAD STADIUM, MANCHESTER — Amidst recent criticism, including from himself, Erling Haaland was the main culprit as Manchester City's alarming slump continued with a 1-1 draw at home to Everton.

The reigning Premier League champions are going through a wretched run, with last weekend's 2-1 away defeat to Aston Villa leaving them with just one win from their last 12 games in all ...

Stefan Ortega made two terrific saves within 70 seconds, denying the Colombian and doing brilliantly to claw away a Pau Torres header from almost behind the goalline. Perhaps Guardiola had grounds ...