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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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Adams predicts a November slump, Martine gets out her binder
At the Houston Rockets media day, Steven Adams joked about the effects of the GTA VI release in November, forecasting a general dip in form across the NBA, the NFL and other…
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McEnroe Wants Influencers Out of the Stands, Jean-Pol Swears He Called It
John McEnroe criticised the new influencers turning up in the Arthur Ashe stands at the US Open, some of them caught making noise or firing off camera flashes mid-rally. The American, who…
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Van Damme admits only one left-back ever topped him, Freddy pictures his own
Jelle Van Damme, 31 caps for the Red Devils and retired since 2020, talked about his career on a TV show alongside Gregory van der Wiel. He named Maxwell, his former Ajax…
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Hoefkens says eight days off is enough for Las Vegas, Louise checked the flight
Carl Hoefkens criticised Vitor Bruno’s decision to give Anderlecht’s players eight days off right at the start of the three-week international break, with the club sitting fifth, five points off Club Brugge…
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FOM Revenue Jumps 9.2%, Profit Barely Budges: Fabienne Sees Herself In It
Formula One Management’s revenue rose 9.2% in 2025, from €460.278 million to €502.632 million, but pre-tax profit climbed only from €23.283 million to €23.400 million. Freight, travel and logistics costs rose 8%,…
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Bublik skips Hangzhou defence for the Laver Cup, the club player spots her group chat
Alexander Bublik will not defend his Hangzhou title (23-29 September), won last year against Valentin Royer 7-6(4), 7-6(4), to play his first Laver Cup from 25 to 27 September in London, in…
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Federer unveils his ‘RF Room’ in London, Monique compares it to the garage wall
Roger Federer discovered on Wednesday a room dedicated entirely to his career backstage at London’s O2 Arena, four years after playing his last professional match there, at the 2022 Laver Cup. Named…
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Agassi reveals he couldn’t stand Sampras in Davis Cup, Monique compares notes
Andre Agassi has admitted, in an interview published Wednesday by the official Laver Cup website, that he couldn’t stand Pete Sampras back when the pair shared the American team in Davis Cup,…
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Klopp bans phones at meals, Freddy says he’s done it since 2011
Jürgen Klopp plays his first match as Germany manager tonight, against the Netherlands, two years after leaving the touchline for the Red Bull franchise network. Since his appointment on 24 July, he…
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Minnen loses the breaker, then flips the match on Svitolina
Greet Minnen, world No. 217, fended off three break-back points in the second set before closing it out on her fifth break point and third match point against Elina Svitolina, world No.…
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Seixas wants the rainbow jersey or nothing on Sunday, Xavier has a false flat too
Paul Seixas, France’s team leader and bronze medallist in the time trial behind Remco Evenepoel, wants the world road race title on Sunday in Montreal. He said as much at a press…
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Alonso wants smoother electric power, Nathan already set it in his sim
Fernando Alonso wants to reduce the power spike from the electric side of the Formula 1 power unit, spreading it over a longer period to avoid big speed swings through the corners.…
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