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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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LeBron James turns down the Garden, Dimitri had already cut the entrance jingle
LeBron James told the 76ers’ media day that he had seriously considered finishing his career with the Knicks, at Madison Square Garden. He dropped the idea after New York beat San Antonio…
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Perez “too draggy” on Baku’s straights: Nathan replays the stint
Fourteenth in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix for Cadillac, Sergio Perez matched the pace of the Williams cars and the Audi through his opening stint using the overtake mode, before running out of…
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A Slovak masseur rides the Worlds, Rik wonders who handed him his bidons
Vladimir Kovacik, 28, the Slovak squad’s regular masseur, was the only Slovak rider at the start of the road race at the Worlds in Montreal on Sunday 27 September. A former pro…
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Robinson leaves New York over the apron: Martine looks for the column
Mitchell Robinson signed a three-year deal with the Boston Celtics after leaving the New York Knicks, who could not keep him because of the second salary cap apron. The Knicks signed Andre…
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Agassi: “They’ll do it again in two days,” Maxime counts the hours
After Team World’s 13-5 defeat to Team Europe in the Laver Cup final, captain Andre Agassi said he felt for his players, who must fly straight into the ATP 500s in Beijing…
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A beer “fermented in the final sprint” for Poulidor, Xavier has a sprint too
Mathieu van der Poel, third at the World Championships in Montreal, shared on Instagram a photo of a Canadian session IPA called “Allez Pou-Pou”, dedicated to his grandfather Raymond Poulidor. The label…
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A 2017 like from Alcaraz for Cobolli, the club player has a 2016 photo waiting
Flavio Cobolli told BBC Sport, after Team Europe’s Laver Cup win, that he’d spotted a Carlos Alcaraz “like” on one of his Instagram posts from 2017. Both players are straight back on…
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Alcaraz finds the ball “much bigger”, Maxime grabs a tape measure
After Team Europe’s win over Team World at the Laver Cup, Carlos Alcaraz told the press that the slow conditions have more to do with the balls than the surfaces. He wants…
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“The course did not lie,” says De Cauwer, Sandrine checks the pressure anyway
Tipped as the big favourite, the Belgian squad watched Remco Evenepoel finish 12th at the Montreal Worlds, a result the American Brandon McNulty made the most of. For José De Cauwer, on…
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Evenepoel calls it a bad day at the Worlds, Xavier has one every Sunday
World champion in the time trial, Remco Evenepoel was nowhere near the front of the road race won by Brandon McNulty in Montreal. He spoke of a « bad day » and is due…
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Zidane says Van Bommel used to give him ‘little boxes’, Louise looks for the boxes
At a press conference at King Baudouin Stadium, Belgium’s national ground, on 27 September 2026, before Belgium-France in the Nations League, Zinédine Zidane was asked about Mark van Bommel, an old on-pitch…
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Zidane scraps the Clairefontaine carpet, Louise wonders where players arrive now
New France head coach after Didier Deschamps’s fourteen years in charge, Zinédine Zidane has scrapped Clairefontaine’s “blue carpet” and closed the players’ arrival to photographers and journalists.
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