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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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Horner rules out being an employee again: Fabienne Racing says it sorted that first
Christian Horner, removed from Red Bull in July 2025 after twenty years at the helm, tells The Times he will only return to Formula 1 as a shareholder, never as a plain…
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Zverev admits he lost track of the score in the final, club player knows it
Alexander Zverev secured his second Grand Slam title of the season at the US Open, beating Ben Shelton, after Roland-Garros. He told Carlos Alcaraz, during a training session at the Laver Cup,…
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Leclerc or Hamilton, per Coulthard: Nathan re-runs both seasons in the sim
David Coulthard says that based on last season’s form he’d pick Charles Leclerc, but based on this season’s form he’d pick Lewis Hamilton, who is more consistent and scoring more points.
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Van Bommel says Lukaku must ‘digest’ his move, Louise has questions
Romelu Lukaku is still without a goal or an assist for Fenerbahçe. Mark van Bommel says he still needs time to digest his move to his new club.
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Klopp contradicts ex-captain Van Dijk, Marcel misses the age of silence
The Netherlands and Germany drew 1-1 on Thursday in the Nations League. Virgil van Dijk and Jürgen Klopp, former captain and former manager at Liverpool until 2024, gave opposing verdicts on Van…
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Puel demands Ben Arfa get fit in Paris, Freddy offers his sloping pitch
Jean-Pierre Rivère tried to bring Hatem Ben Arfa back to OGC Nice in January 2026, according to Nice-Matin. The move ultimately fell through.
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Seixas sees Belgium as favourites with two leaders, Rik counts the bidons
Frenchman Paul Seixas sees Belgium as the big favourite for the men’s World Championship, thanks to its two leaders Wout van Aert and Remco Evenepoel. French national coach Thomas Voeckler answers that…
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Navratilova played on a widened court against Connors, our club player wants the same
On 25 September 1992, Martina Navratilova took on Jimmy Connors in Las Vegas with the court widened by half a doubles alley on each side, against a single serve allowance for him.…
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Seven upgrades on the RB22: Nathan tests them all in one afternoon
Seven upgrades appear on the FIA document published Thursday for the RB22 driven by Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar at Baku. Laurent Mekies confirms Red Bull has already shifted most of its…
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Cable ties on the Baku McLaren: Josiane recognises the post 14 toolkit
McLaren fixed a crack found on an MCL40 part with cable ties during Friday practice at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, explained Rob Marshall, the team’s technical director. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri…
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Alonso’s 25-place penalty at Baku: Nathan’s sim crashes at P23
Fernando Alonso has been handed a twenty-five place grid penalty and Lance Stroll a twenty-place penalty ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, after several Honda power unit components were replaced on their…
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Merckx recalls Thévenet’s 1974 breakaway, Rik knows how it ends
Eddy Merckx told RTBF that in 1974 in Montreal, France’s Bernard Thévenet rode alone off the front for a hundred kilometres before being caught seven kilometres from the line, the year Merckx…
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