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Coco Gauff reaching the French Open final at age 18 is the latest in a string of remarkable teenage feats in her young career. A look at how she arrived at the biggest stage in tennis …
El Mundial Sub-20 de este verano en Costa Rica pasará a la historia como el primer torneo juvenil en el que se usará el VAR. La tecnología llega también a los campeonatos de categorías inferiores y, además, lo hará sólo con mujeres al mando. Hasta ahora, los campeonatos femeninos sí son arbitrados por mujeres, pero el soporte del vídeo arbitraje estaba ocupado por hombres. Y más noticias buenas, porque entre las colegiadas elegidas para ir a Costa Rica hay tres españolas: Huerta del Aza, Guadalupe Porras y Eliana Fernández.
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou admits he thrives on the insecurity of football as he dismissed any notion that his Parkhead contract is a problem.
England opened their summer under new captain Ben Stokes in chaotic fashion, with 17 wickets falling on the first day of the Test against New Zealand at Lord’s.
PARIS : After the high of beating arch-rival Novak Djokovic, Rafa Nadal heads into his French Open semi-final against Germany's Alexander Zverev on Friday aiming to keep alive his bid for a record-extending 22nd Grand Slam title
Justin Langer has admitted he could potentially walk away from cricket following his resignation as Australia coach back in February.
The Scottish side suffered back-to-back Championship defeats to the Plymouth Gladiators and Poole Pirates on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively. However, they picked up a losing bonus point against Plymouth for their endeavours before narrowly missing out on the same feat 24 hours later.
Sweden's Ingrid Lindblad fired the lowest score by an amateur in US Women's Open history to set the early clubhouse target on day one at Pine Needles.