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Elanga’s ball rolled on the line without crossing it: Louise measures “entirely”
Newcastle lost 1-0 to Everton at St James’ Park. Anthony Elanga nearly equalised, but his ball rolled on the line without entirely crossing it before Everton cleared.
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The NBA shares out $400 million to its lowest earners: Darnell’s mother has a question
The NBA redistributed about $400 million to its lowest-earning teams in 2025-26, paid for by the richest teams and by 50% of the luxury tax. The Golden State Warriors generated $895 million,…
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Neuville cuts his 2027 WRC programme: a Philippeville outfit takes note
Thierry Neuville, 2024 WRC world champion, will not contest the full 2027 season, in order to ease the pressure. According to DH Les Sports+, Hyundai has yet to officially announce its WRC…
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Pérez cites leadership for a season without a point: Nathan checks the setup in his sim
Sergio Pérez, on course for a first season without a point with Cadillac according to Formule1.nl, ranks it among his best. He says success in F1 depends mostly on the car, modified…
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Thirty points in the Finals, then a biscuit shoe: the sheet only keeps the game
The day after her 30 points and 16 rebounds in the WNBA Finals, which levelled the series at 1-1 for Atlanta against the Golden State Valkyries, Angel Reese sees Reebok release a…
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Vansevenant picks Lotto-Intermarché for its “family feel”, Myriam looks for the article
Mauri Vansevenant is joining Lotto-Intermarché, according to WielerFlits on 20 October 2026. He stresses the family character of the team, and CEO Jean-François Bourlart sees him as a reinforcement for the Ardennes…
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O’Connor “back home” at Decathlon, Sandrine asks where his saddle is
Decathlon CMA CGM has announced Ben O’Connor’s return for 2027, on a two-year deal. The 30-year-old Australian left the team at the end of 2024 for Jayco AlUla.
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Red card on a screen in Uruguay: the sun has proved Marcel right
Uruguay’s football federation is testing a smartphone-sized digital device in cup matches to show cards. During Defensor Sporting-Plaza Colonia, the test was halted because sunlight stopped spectators seeing the colour of the…
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Brighton lead Palace 3-0 after ten minutes: the gaffer shelves his team talk
Brighton beat Crystal Palace 5-0 on Sunday in the Premier League, after leading 3-0 by the 10th minute. Belgium’s Maxim De Cuyper played the whole match on the left wing.
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McEnroe loves watching Alcaraz: the C30.4 is still waiting for her first spectator
John McEnroe, a former world number one, said on RTVE that Carlos Alcaraz was his favourite player to watch right now. According to We Love Tennis, the American admires Spanish tennis, which…
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Kouame, 17, beats Sonego in Lyon, coached by Gasquet: Monique thinks of the garage wall
Invited to the ATP 250 in Lyon, Moïse Kouame, 17, beat Lorenzo Sonego 7-6(2), 6-4. He is the third-youngest match winner in the tournament’s history, behind his own coach Richard Gasquet and…
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Moïse Kouamé beats Sonego, then aims for the Grand Slam record, no “one match at a time”
Moïse Kouamé, on a wildcard at the Grand Prix Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, beat Lorenzo Sonego, world No. 89, 7-6, 6-4 in the first round. Asked by Univers Tennis, he said he dreams of Novak…
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Vitor Bruno is “a good customer” for the press, Louise wonders what he bought
Jurgen Geril, the Het Nieuwsblad journalist who covers RSC Anderlecht, is surprised by the way Vitor Bruno talks to the press. According to him, the coach often shields his group with odd…
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