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Halep cruises past Vekic to reach Toronto second round
TORONTO: Twice winner Simona Halep stormed into the Toronto Open second round with a 6-0 6-2 win over Croatia's Donna Vekic on Monday (Aug 8) in the US Open tune-up event.
'Priceless for us' - Bologna says Marko Arnautovic is not for sale despite Manchester United interest
Bologna insist Marko Arnautovic is not for sale despite interest from Manchester United, according to the club's sporting director Marco Di Vaio. Arnautovic has emerged as a surprise transfer target for United over the weekend with United reportedly having a bid in the region of £8m rejected for the 33-year-old on Sunday. Ad The former West Ham and Stoke City forward scored 14 goals in Serie A last season for Bologna after spending three years in China at Shanghai Port where he scored 20 goals in 39 appearances.
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Simona Halep cruises past Vekic to reach Toronto second round
Halep, who retired from her second-round match last week in Washington due to illness, breezed through the first set in 21 minutes and never looked back as Vekic grew more frustrated as the match lasting just over an hour wore on. "I'm really pleased with the way I played today," Halep, who did not face a break point, said during her on-court interview.