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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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Zidane picks four France captains, Marcel remembers just one armband
For his first match on Friday against Turkey, Zinédine Zidane named four captains by seniority with the Blues: Kylian Mbappé, Ousmane Dembélé, Adrien Rabiot and Jules Koundé.
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Kukoc praises Jokic’s Balkan basketball IQ, Darnell’s mother approves
On the Croatian show Sport Nedjeljom, Toni Kukoc said Nikola Jokic and Luka Doncic have a high basketball IQ, which he credits to the European and Balkan school of fundamentals.
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Gordon insists control isn’t ‘English DNA’, Louise hunts for the test
Anthony Gordon has said that controlling matches is not in the English DNA, and that England could win major tournaments by leaning into the country’s own strengths instead of copying Spain. He…
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Three Red Bull-BORA riders in Belgium’s squad, Myriam checks no quota is exceeded
Belgium’s squad for Sunday’s World Championships in Montreal includes three Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe riders: Maxim Van Gils, Remco Evenepoel and Gianni Vermeersch. Van Gils denies forming a clan and says he is ready…
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Xavi, first foreign coach of the Netherlands since Happel, Marcel remembers
Xavi Hernández becomes the first foreign coach of the Netherlands since Ernst Happel, whose ten-month spell ended in 1978, on Thursday. He faces Jürgen Klopp’s Germany at the Johan Cruyff Arena in…
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Doncic writes a chapter in the Lakers’ book, Chantal has hers in a folder
Luka Doncic wrote a personal essay in the Lakers’ official history book, published by TASCHEN, saying he wants a title with the franchise he joined from Dallas in February 2025.
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Bryant ranks Hapoel Tel Aviv S-tier, Dimitri hunts for the missing jingle
Elijah Bryant, a player at Hapoel Tel Aviv, has posted his own ranking of all twenty EuroLeague clubs for 2026-27 on his YouTube channel, sorted into five tiers. He puts his own…
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Alcaraz Has to Explain a Smile, Maxime Hunts for the Rule Against It
Carlos Alcaraz had to explain why he smiled after his US Open quarter-final defeat, after Patrick Mouratoglou questioned his sincerity. The player points to five months without an official match before the…
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Motor-paced racing returns in 2027, Rik admits it’s his sport
The UCI’s Management Committee has added motor-paced racing to the 2027 UCI Track World Championships programme in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines. Absent from the Worlds since 1994, the discipline, where a rider shelters behind a…
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A top-three finish called ‘a huge result’: the philosophy lands in Philippeville
Lewis Hamilton reckons a top-three finish in the championship, even second ahead of George Russell, would be a huge result for Ferrari, winless in 2025. Fabienne Racing responds from Philippeville.
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Two to three fewer laps per race: Nathan clocks the loss in sim seconds
The F1 Commission cut the standard Grand Prix distance from 305 to 290 kilometres on 21 September, two to three fewer laps, a compromise tied to the new 2027 engines. Lewis Hamilton…
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Reijnders says he chose the money, Louise can’t find the phrase ‘sporting project’
Tijani Reijnders explained to Dutch broadcaster NOS why he left Manchester City for Al-Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia, for €61 million. He is expected to earn around €100 million over four seasons.
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