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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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Berdych shushes Madrid after beating Nadal, a gesture now twenty years old
On 20 October 2006, in the quarter-finals of the Madrid Masters 1000, Tomas Berdych beat Rafael Nadal 6-3, 7-6 and went 3-1 up in their head-to-head. He had celebrated match point by…
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Tottenham climb to 16th with 6 points: Nadine calls it historic, well, not bad
With a 3-1 win over newly promoted Coventry City, Tottenham have 6 points and move from bottom place to 16th in the Premier League. Fulham, 18th on 5 points, are now the…
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Ronaldo banned for 30 days and fined 255 euros: the dressing-room kitty takes notes
Portugal’s football federation has banned Cristiano Ronaldo from the national team for 30 days and fined him 255 euros. He had left the training camp after a row with coach Jorge Jesus…
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Arthur Fils dreams of Van Damme-style action films: Maxime looks for the tenth
Headliner at the European Open, Arthur Fils told the Palais 12 that if he could one day have a tenth of Jean-Claude Van Damme’s talent, he would take it. The 22-year-old Frenchman…
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Verstappen lives between room, garage and pit lane: Nathan knows the floor plan
Max Verstappen told the Dutch daily De Telegraaf that the F1 paddock has become “like a zoo” and that he lives mostly between his room, the garage and the pit lane. He…
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Zverev didn’t notice he was winning the US Open: Jean-Pol saw it coming, roughly
Alexander Zverev beat Ben Shelton in four sets in the US Open final on 13 September 2026, without immediately realising he had won. Alex Corretja told El Pais that rituals exist so…
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Rybakina finds her season “very long”: the club player compares it with hers
Elena Rybakina, world No. 1 since her US Open title, is back at the WTA 500 in Ningbo after a first-match loss in Beijing and a withdrawal from Wuhan. On 19 October…
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Dwight Howard ends his career in Tbilisi: Darnell’s mother asks who played defence
Dwight Howard, a Hall of Famer, played the last game of his career for Georgian club Black Fortress Tbilisi, after just two games. On Saturday his team lost 82-89 to TSU; he…
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David Goffin’s last tournament starts with doubles, and Maxime wants to know why
David Goffin, a former world number 7, says goodbye at the European Open in Brussels. He starts on Monday in doubles with Raphaël Collignon against Marc Polmans and Jan Zielinski, then plays…
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Kai Jones has missed ten shots in a year, and Martine’s new column stays empty
Kai Jones, the Anadolu Efes big man, has missed only 10 of his 145 shots in the EuroLeague and the Turkish league over the past year, a 93.1% success rate. Against Zalgiris…
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“It’s no longer my problem,” says De Zerbi: Louise looks for who owns it
Before the game against Coventry, Roberto De Zerbi said that the situation of Richarlison, dropped from the Premier League squad list and sent down to Tottenham’s U21s, was “no longer [his] problem”.…
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Davidovich Fokina celebrates Shanghai with Federer: the C30.4 compares her bar photo
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina beat his young compatriot Rafael Jódar in the final of the Shanghai Masters 1000. He posted a photo of the celebration with his team, champagne in hand, with Roger…
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