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Nadal says his generation was “much, much better”: Jean-Pol finally feels quoted
In an interview with the Associated Press published on 3 November, Rafael Nadal, 40 and retired since November 2024, says he and Roger Federer think they were “much, much better” than Alcaraz, Sinner or Zverev, before bursting out laughing.
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Pocognoli didn’t hear fans sing his name, and Freddy knows that silence
Scotland beat North Macedonia 2-0 in Skopje in the Nations League, Sébastien Pocognoli’s first win as a national team manager. He didn’t hear the fans sing his name: Andy Robertson told him…
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A 0-0, then a win in Skopje: Pocognoli sends Scotland’s thermometer up
After a 0-0 in Slovenia on his debut, Sebastien Pocognoli won his first game as Scotland manager in North Macedonia. On Tuesday his side host Slovenia at Hampden Park, without Scott McKenna,…
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Ronaldo can “come back whenever he wants”, Marcel notes Portugal win without waiting
Portugal beat Norway 2-1 in Porto and qualified for the Nations League quarter-finals, without Cristiano Ronaldo. National team coach Jorge Jesus said the forward would be called up for the next window.
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Van Bommel says Belgium break records in the data, Louise looks for them before Paris
Ahead of Monday’s Nations League match against France in Paris, Mark van Bommel says Belgium broke records in each of their first three games: high-intensity runs, distances covered, sprints. Kevin De Bruyne…
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Wembanyama with the Provence rugby players: Darnell’s mother asks who was defending
Victor Wembanyama spent several days this summer training with Provence Rugby, a club in the French second division (Pro D2), to work on new movement patterns; Harrison Barnes joined the same sessions.…
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Xavi lost his voice within weeks in charge of the Netherlands, Marcel keeps his
Xavi Hernández told NOS he had lost his voice after his first weeks in charge of the Netherlands, following the 2-1 win over Serbia in Eindhoven. He said he wants to make…
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Bailey suspended for five games over accumulated technicals: the table knew the column
Jasmine Bailey, of Chartres, is suspended by the FFBB (the French basketball federation) until 22 October in the Boulangère Wonderligue (France’s top women’s league) for technical fouls accumulated in 2025-26. The club…
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Zverev, two Grand Slams and two top-10 wins: the club player knows this draw
Alexander Zverev won his first two Grand Slam titles in 2026, at Roland-Garros and the US Open, while beating only two players from the year’s Top 10: Taylor Fritz at Wimbledon and…
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Off and on again: at Bahrain, F1 adopts the method of a Philippeville Dacia
Before the Bahrain Grand Prix, a bug in the software governing electrical energy use in the rain stopped several cars from moving normally, including those of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton on…
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Evenepoel wins European title on a photo finish, Xavier replays the Lasne sign sprint
Remco Evenepoel won the men’s elite European road race on Sunday between Ljubljana and Sencur, in Slovenia, in a two-man sprint ahead of Italy’s Giulio Ciccone, the pair separated by the photo…
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FC Sion plans a roller coaster at its stadium, Freddy mentions his own slope
FC Sion plans to turn the Stade de Tourbillon into a 21,000-seat Cervin Coliseum, with a roller coaster in front of the entrance and eighty hotel rooms. Expected cost: €480 million, if…
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Medvedev calls Djokovic “old” but formidable, Jean-Pol claims the method
Daniil Medvedev, world No. 6 and champion in Hangzhou the week before, reached the semi-finals of the Beijing ATP 500 by beating Francisco Cerundolo 7-6 (4), 6-3. He will play the winner…
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