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Cornelius Kersten won Great Britain's first-ever medal in the speed skating distance World Championships with bronze in the men's 1000m. Kersten went from 12th after the first lap to third on the final lap, while USA's Jordan Stolz finished first with a time of 1:07.11.
Bryan Robson has praised Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag for bringing 'discipline' back to Old Trafford, suggesting that it has contributed to their results on the pitch.
LONDON: Conceding a goal after just nine seconds and going 2-0 down in the second half wasn’t enough to derail Arsenal’s title bid in the English Premier League. Substitute Reiss Nelson scored the winner with a fierce volley deep into injury time as Arsenal recovered to beat Bournemouth 3-2 on Saturday and maintain a five-point lead atop the league. The Gunners had to dig deep for this one after being caught out straight from the kickoff.
RB Leipzig announced Nkunku had "suffered a thigh strain" in his side's 2-1 loss at Borussia Dortmund on Friday and "is set for a spell on the sidelines."
If ever there was a road race perfectly suited to the strengths of an Olympic mountain-bike gold medallist and former cyclocross world champion, it’s one that includes 63 kilometres of Tuscan gravel. And Britain’s Tom Pidcock added the race dubbed the “Sixth Monument” to his swelling palmares on Saturday with a fantastic solo raid over the famous white roads to win Strade Bianche with a brutal display of uphill prowess, downhill dexterity, courage and confidence.
When Karen Jones heard the terrible news of the Manchester Arena bombing she knew she had to do something to - and she knew just who would help her.
LONDON :Matches spanning 100 minutes could become commonplace with FIFA president Gianni Infantino calling for more accurate calculations regarding added time to be implemented in competitions around the world.
Great Britain hopes were raised when 18-year-old Scottish freestyle skier Kirsty Muir posted the best score in qualifying for the final of the Women's ski big air World Championships, but they were dashed by the incomparable French star Tess Ledeux. Ledeux, a gold medal winner in 2019, 2020 and 2022, posted an imperious score over three runs to once again finish on top of the pile. Ad The 21-year-old French star earned her nation's third gold of the World Championships, leaving France fifth in the medal table.