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Buse saves five break points and knocks out Medvedev in Paris, the C30.4 takes notes
Peruvian Ignacio Buse, world No. 33, beat Daniil Medvedev 6-4, 6-4 in the second round of the Rolex Paris Masters. He is the first Peruvian in the last 16 of the tournament.
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Alonso questioned just out of the car, when a report is written after the sandwich
Fifteenth in the second free practice session at Sepang, Fernando Alonso regretted having to answer the media with no time to reflect and no data. Lance Stroll, 18th, did not take part…
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Sprint at Monaco: Nathan drove a hundred laps behind his ghost to test Verstappen
Monaco will host a Sprint race from 2027. For Max Verstappen (Red Bull), the number of laps does nothing for the impossibility of overtaking; Oliver Bearman (Haas), who first thought it was…
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Olise plays chess during the title celebration, Freddy tries it in the dressing room
At Bayern Munich’s title celebration in May, Michael Olise played chess on his phone at the back while his teammates lifted the trophy one by one. His manager Vincent Kompany highlights his…
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Sixteen contracts, fifteen spots at the Lakers: in Indiana, Darnell’s mother recounts
The Los Angeles Lakers have 16 players on guaranteed contracts for an NBA regular-season limit of 15. Dalton Knecht, Jaden Hardy and Bronny James are named by several journalists, while JJ Redick…
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Nishikori suggests serving two steps closer, Maxime asks who put the line there
In his last press conference, after the first-round loss to Frances Tiafoe at the Tokyo ATP 500 that ended his career, Kei Nishikori suggested that players under 180 cm should be allowed…
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Colapinto’s fifteen-place grid penalty: at the trackside, we count in rows
Franco Colapinto receives a second ten-place grid penalty for a fifth Mercedes engine, beyond the permitted maximum. It adds to the five places already pending since his collision in Baku with Pierre…
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Van Bommel wary of Turkey’s expected goals, Nadine’s thermometer wavers
Ahead of Friday’s Nations League game against Turkey at Sclessin, Mark van Bommel points out that the Turks, bottom of the group without a point, have consistently dominated their opponents on expected…
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Xavi apologises at half-time and goes diamond: Freddy recognises his own team talk
Two-nil down at the break against Greece, the Netherlands snatched a 2-2 draw thanks to Tijjani Reijnders shortly before the end. Xavi Hernández had made three changes at half-time and says he…
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Duren stays in Detroit, announced late Thursday by an insider: Dimitri redoes the intro
Jalen Duren’s agent, Chafie Fields, confirmed to ESPN’s Shams Charania late Thursday night that the centre was returning to the Detroit Pistons for five years. The deal came a few hours before…
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Vilas beaten by a racket banned the day before, Maxime looks for the ban’s exact date
On 2 October 1977, Ilie Nastase beat Guillermo Vilas in the final in Aix-en-Provence with the spaghetti racket, ending his run of 53 consecutive wins on clay. The International Tennis Federation had…
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Højlund does the absent Ronaldo’s “Siuuu”, Louise tries to work out who it was for
Portugal beat Denmark 4-2 in Copenhagen on Thursday in the Nations League, without Cristiano Ronaldo, who left the squad the day before. Rasmus Højlund equalised at 2-2 by imitating his celebration.
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Montella wants good football over results, Marcel remembers wanting both
Turkey coach Vincenzo Montella wants his side to concentrate on the quality of play rather than the result, ahead of facing Belgium in the Nations League. He also took on himself the…
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