Frustration grows over longer ATP events
While the ATP insists the change is part of a long-term vision, players at this week’s Paris Masters remain unconvinced.
Read MoreWhile the ATP insists the change is part of a long-term vision, players at this week’s Paris Masters remain unconvinced.
Read MoreJude Bellingham’s dramatic winner against Barcelona kept Real Madrid’s edge in El Clasico intact — but his post-match behavior may now draw unwanted scrutiny from Spain’s football authorities.
Read MoreWhile defenders are primarily tasked with stopping goals, a rare breed has made a name for themselves at the opposite
Read MoreDanish doubles player Kim Astrup had a talk with TV2-Sport earlier in the week during HYLO-open, that it was “only a matter of time before something really bad would happen,” as competitors repeatedly slipped on the new head sponsor Victor’s mats used in the tournament.
Read MoreManchester City’s long-running battle over 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules may finally be reaching its end. More than two years after the accusations first surfaced, a verdict could soon close one of English football’s most talked-about and closely watched legal sagas. The decision, whenever it comes, could reshape how the league polices its biggest clubs.
Read MoreAlejandro Garnacho’s career was once on a steep upward climb. Now, after a rocky departure from Manchester United and an
Read MoreParis was left holding its breath after one of its brightest young players went down in visible pain during a
Read MoreManchester United’s veteran midfielder Casemiro has gone from being written off to becoming one of the team’s most crucial players
Read MoreManchester United’s title hopes seemed laughable just a month ago. Now, with Ruben Amorim at the helm and a revitalised
Read MoreWhen Barcelona host Real Madrid, the world stops to watch. El Clasico has always been a stage for drama, brilliance, and fierce rivalry — a fixture where legends rise and fall in ninety breathless minutes. But on one unforgettable night in 1980, an Englishman named Laurie Cunningham did something almost no one ever had: he made the Camp Nou applaud a Real Madrid player.
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