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Russian Qualifier Upsets Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur in Miami
Russian qualifier Varvara Gracheva overpowered fourth-seeded Ons Jabeur of Tunisia 6-2, 6-2 on Friday in the second round of the Miami Open. Jabeur, who is ranked fifth in the WTA, twice sought assistance from the training staff.
Euro 2024 Host Germany Looks To Rebuild After World Cup
Another World Cup failure, another rebuild for Germany. This time there's even more at stake. Germany will host next year's European Championship and is desperate to avoid another debacle at home.
Southgate Joins England’s 50 Club, but Questions Remain
Gareth Southgate became only the third England manager to win 50 matches as his side ended a wait of more than 60 years for an away victory over Italy on Thursday.
Mbappe Named New France Captain after Lloris Retirement
Kylian Mbappe has succeeded the retired Hugo Lloris as France captain, a source close to the team told AFP on Monday. Paris Saint-Germain forward Mbappe, 24, accepted the proposal after discussions with coach Didier Deschamps earlier in the day, AFP said. Tottenham goalkeeper Lloris brought an
Antonio Conte’s Tottenham Reign Could Be Nearing the End
Even by Antonio Conte's standards, it was a remarkable outburst that leaves his position as manager at Tottenham in even greater doubt. The fiery Italian, who will soon be out of contract, has long been expected to leave his post at the end of the season.
Injured Netherlands Midfielder De Jong Out for France Match
Netherlands midfielder Frenkie de Jong and winger Steven Bergwijn dropped out of the national squad for the team's opening European Championship qualifier against France, coach Ronald Koeman said Monday. De Jong injured his thigh late in Barcelona's 2-1 victory over Real Madrid on Sunday.
Osimhen and Kvaratskhelia Carrying Napoli to New Heights
Victor Osimhen combines the characteristics of a classic No. 9 with the talents of a modern striker. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s dribbling wizardry and passing abilities befuddle defenders in Italy and beyond. Individually, Osimhen and Kvaratskhelia are devastating enough.