It looks as if the water polo pool is turning green with envy.The men's Olympic tournament resumed Wednesday in green-tinged water after the diving pool at Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre turned a dark ...

Confusion reigned on Tuesday as the Olympic diving pool in Rio mysteriously turned green. Now, the water polo facility next door is doing similar. It's all led to huge embarrassment for Games chiefs, ...

Water polo is a dynamic, fast-paced, and physically demanding sport that combines elements of swimming, soccer, and basketball—all while being played in a pool. The matches consist of two teams of ...

The Aussies suffered a shock water polo loss to Italy. Just when you thought the green diving pool story couldn’t go any further, the water polo pool has turned green too. FULL STORY A couple of days ...

A day after the Olympic diving pool turned a murky shade of green, its neighboring pool, used for water polo events, is taking on a similar hue. "Yuri has left us no choice." The pools are both ...

Less than 24 hours after the Olympic diving pool turned an unsettling shade of green, potentially as a result of an algae boom, the neighboring water polo pool appears also to have been overtaken by ...

First it was the Olympic diving pool that turned from light blue to a murky green - and now the water polo pool looks like it could be going the same way. It had a green tinge as the men's polo event ...

Rio's Olympic water polo pool has now turned green alongside the adjacent diving pool, with red-faced organisers anxiously waiting for the water to turn back to classic blue. Organisers say heavy rain ...

Water may not have much of a taste, but the water polo pool at Paris's Aquatics Centre was full of Flavor on Friday for the U.S. women's water polo match against France. Rapper Flavor Flav has been a ...

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) – The Latest on the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro (all times local): Sitting right next to the murky diving well at the Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre, it looks as if the ...

On Tuesday, it was the diving pool at the Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre that turned green. Olympic organisers and FINA, the international organisation for swimmers, had competing explanations as to the ...