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Andy Murray sets sights on Wimbledon seeding after openinh Nottingham win

Andy Murray still has his sights set on being seeded at Wimbledon as he continued his strong start to the grass court season at the LTA's Rothesay Open Nottingham. The top seed in Nottingham, Murray, 36, defeated unheralded Belgian Joris De Loore 6-3 6-4 in his Nottingham opener to make it six wins on a row on grass courts, following his triumph at the LTA's Lexus Surbiton Trophy last week — his first title on the surface since winning Wimbledon in 2016.

Luka Modric eyes elusive trophy as Croatia face Spain in Nations League final

In the last minute of the 76th hour Luka Modric has been active in competitive football this season, he looked down at the penalty spot in Rotterdam’s De Kuip stadium. He glanced up briefly at the target, and with a short, efficient run-up, sent the goalkeeper the wrong way.

Pep Guardiola might finally fulfill Phil Foden promise at Man City

Manchester City fans would have been well within their rights to feel a twinge of fear deep in their stomachs when they saw Kevin De Bruyne struggle to continue during the Champions League final. "This can't be happening again, surely?"

Russell Martin to Southampton Live: Updates as new name enters the frame to take over at Swansea City

It's now been three weeks since news broke that Russell Martin was on the brink of a move to Southampton.

De Bruyne out, Grealish 'to be assessed' - Man City squad turn attentions to international break

Not 12 hours had passed from Manchester City lifting their three trophies in the city centre, and Nathan Ake was looking relatively fresh as he linked up for international duty with the Netherlands.

Bafana defender Xulu not fazed by Atlas Lions' sharp attacking teeth

Bafana Bafana defender and vice-captain Siyanda Xulu said he is not fazed by the prospect of facing Morocco's crack attacking footballers for Saturday's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier at the FNB Stadium.

Euros expansion leaves drama-lite qualifying for big nations

LONDON : As qualifying for Euro 2024 resumes on Friday, an unintended consequence of the expansion to 24 teams is quickly becoming apparent, with six teams already given at least a 95 per cent chance of making it to Germany with only two rounds of matches played.

'Nothing is lost yet' - Remco Evenepoel upbeat about recovery despite fading late at Stage 3 of Tour de Suisse

Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep) insists ‘nothing is lost yet’ after he tried and failed to push to the top of the general classification standings at Stage 3 of the Tour de Suisse. The world champion is bidding for glory in Switzerland and went on the attack with 6km to go on the climb up Villars-sur-Ollon. Ad However, a sluggish finish saw the Belgian come fourth, with Mattias Skjelmose (Trek-Segafredo) taking a victory that leaves him 17 seconds ahead of Evenepoel in the GC.

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Andy Murray sets sights on Wimbledon seeding after openinh Nottingham win

Luka Modric eyes elusive trophy as Croatia face Spain in Nations League final

Pep Guardiola might finally fulfill Phil Foden promise at Man City

Russell Martin to Southampton Live: Updates as new name enters the frame to take over at Swansea City

De Bruyne out, Grealish 'to be assessed' - Man City squad turn attentions to international break

Bafana defender Xulu not fazed by Atlas Lions' sharp attacking teeth

Euros expansion leaves drama-lite qualifying for big nations

'Nothing is lost yet' - Remco Evenepoel upbeat about recovery despite fading late at Stage 3 of Tour de Suisse