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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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Double Red Bull podium in Baku: Philippeville statement lands ahead of the stewards
Red Bull placed Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar on the podium of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, won by George Russell; Laurent Mekies called it the team’s best weekend of the season so…
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Ten seconds for Colapinto, already out: Nathan looks for where to apply them
The stewards of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix handed Franco Colapinto a ten-second penalty, ruling him responsible for the restart collision that eliminated Pierre Gasly, Lando Norris and himself. According to Formule1.nl, the…
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Jacquet beats world No. 30 in Hangzhou, Maxime hunts for a “top player”
Kyrian Jacquet beat Tomas Martin Etcheverry, world No. 30, in the Hangzhou 250 quarter-finals. At 25, he will enter the top 100 for the first time when the tournament ends.
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LeBron James picks Philadelphia, Chantal wishes him someone for the key
LeBron James has finally signed with Philadelphia, after seriously considering retirement when the Lakers were eliminated by the Oklahoma City Thunder in the playoffs. He told the story to Steve Nash.
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Mancini keeps 25 good minutes from Belgium’s 2-0, Freddy would sign for twenty
Beaten 2-0 by Belgium at the Stadio Olimpico, Roberto Mancini’s Italy were booed by their own fans. The coach wants to build on the first 25 minutes of the second half.
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A Slovak soigneur on the start line at the Worlds, Xavier checks for a spare number
Vladimir Kovacik, a 28-year-old soigneur for the Slovak federation, will line up on Sunday for the elite road race at the Montreal Worlds. He replaces Lukas Kubis, Matthias Schwarzbacher and Martin Svrcek,…
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Slovakia sends its soigneur to the Worlds, Rik knows the way to the bidons
Robbed of its three selected riders, who pulled out at the last minute, the Slovak federation will send Vladimir Kovacik, 28, a soigneur and former rider, to the men’s elite road race…
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Arthur Fils denied wild card in Tokyo, Jean-Pol claims he called it
Arthur Fils, world number 11 and Tokyo champion in 2024, missed out on a wild card for this year’s ATP 500 after registering late. He now needs two qualifying rounds, or a…
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Evenepoel in room 226, Van Aert in 221: Myriam notes the numbers, no comment
At the Hotel Mortagne, Remco Evenepoel shares room 226 with Maxim Van Gils, Wout van Aert room 221 with Tiesj Benoot. Team manager Serge Pauwels takes both leaders into Sunday’s road race…
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Belgium to write on bidons in Montreal, Xavier already has his time on his
With no earpieces or radios allowed at the Montreal world championships, the Belgian squad will communicate on Sunday through stickers on the bidons, and perhaps chalkboards. Wout van Aert confirmed the plan…
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Leoni turned down half his rivals’ wages, Freddy does the sums
Theo Leoni, now at Reims, explained on LN24 that he could not accept earning half the wages of his direct rivals in his position at Anderlecht, the club that trained him.
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Dunleavy calls Curry sport’s greatest franchise face, Dimitri wants the lights out
Stephen Curry has signed a two-year extension with the Golden State Warriors. General manager Mike Dunleavy said he has never seen a better face for a franchise in the history of professional…
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