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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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Belgium will write its race orders on bidons, Myriam checks the delivery
With earpieces and radio contact banned at the world championships, Belgian Cycling will print messages on its riders’ bidons on Sunday, handed out lap by lap in the feed zones known as…
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Van Bommel calls De Bruyne Belgium’s greatest ever, Marcel puts his paper down
After the Red Devils’ win over Italy, his first match in charge, Mark van Bommel rated Kevin De Bruyne better than at the World Cup and called him the best player in…
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Neira wins by sitting on the wheel, Sandrine asks which one and at what pressure
Alejandra Neira, 18, is world champion 2026 in Montreal. Caught in the final kilometres, the Spaniard chose to sit on Maria Okrucińska’s wheel before passing her in the sprint.
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Jasikevicius says Fenerbahçe was poorly coached, Martine hunts for the column
Fenerbahçe beat Virtus Bologna 78-68 in Istanbul in their Euroleague opener, after trailing in the fourth quarter. Coach Sarunas Jasikevicius admitted a tactical error in defence.
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Barry wins solo in Montreal, Myriam looks for the dog in the rulebook
The American Ashlin Barry won the road race world championship in Montreal, in 4:17:35, on his 19th birthday. Héctor Álvarez finished second, 53 seconds back, Jesper Stiansen third.
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Three teams in under a year for D’Angelo Russell, Dimitri never got to announce him
D’Angelo Russell was waived by the Memphis Grizzlies on 25 September 2026 without playing a single game for them. In under a year he passed through Dallas, Washington and Memphis, and only…
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Sainz loses five places for a yellow flag at Baku: Josiane slows by sector
Ninth in qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Williams’ best grid slot of the season, Carlos Sainz was handed a five-place grid penalty for not slowing enough under yellow flags in Q3…
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Lawson chases “time that isn’t really there”: Nathan found some in his sim
Liam Lawson (Racing Bulls) qualified 12th for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and believes the right tow would have put him into Q3. His team-mate Arvid Lindblad, last of those eliminated in Q2,…
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Agassi cites six other ways to win a match, Maxime hunts the list
Captain of Team World for the second year running, Andre Agassi was asked in a press conference about Alexander Bublik, a newcomer to his squad for the Laver Cup. His advice: controlled…
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The Mavericks didn’t buy back the Flagg card, Darnell’s mother understands
Jason Williams, who paid 515 dollars for the Mavericks cards from three boxes opened online, turned down the franchise’s public offer to buy back a unique Cooper Flagg card. It sold for…
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Vermeersch dreams of a chip shop, Sandrine asks what temperature the oil runs at
Gianni Vermeersch, the Belgian rider for Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe and a former gravel world champion, would rather open a chip shop after his career than become a sports director or a commentator. He…
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Tiafoe targets the world top five from 8th, the club player approves
Frances Tiafoe reached the best ranking of his career after his US Open semi-final, his third Grand Slam semi-final. On the Tennis Channel podcast Big T, he said he wants to become…
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