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Hace tan solo 24 horas, Roberto Bautista abandonaba la Caja Mágica «muy satisfecho» Era el primer partido que disputaba el castellonense en más de un mes, ya que problemas en su muñeca forzaron un parón, pero su regreso fue esperanzador. Ante la prensa, Bautista insistió en que «sólo pensaba en el siguiente partido», consciente de que el duelo ante Daniel Evans, al que nunca se había enfrentado, era un encuentro trampa. Y vaya si lo fue.
Lautaro Martinez is "not thinking" about leaving Inter amid reports that Arsenal hope to sign the striker this summer, his agent has said.
Andy Murray has urged Dominic Thiem to “keep going” in his comeback from injury after Murray defeated the Austrian 6-3, 6-4 in the Madrid Open first round to claim his first win on a clay court in five years. Thiem returned from a 10-month wrist injury lay-off four weeks ago and has yet to taste victory in any of the four matches he has contested so far. Former world No.1 Murray, who has spent several seasons dealing with hip problems and recovering from surgeries, gave Thiem some words of encouragement at the end of their clash at the Caja Magica.
MADRID (AP) — Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray are set for a showdown at the Madrid Open on Thursday, with the winner securing a spot in the the quarterfinals and taking another step toward recovery.
Eight shiny, air-conditioned stadiums are ready for the tournament's start on November 21, but every night the army of South Asian workers who underpin Qatar's energy-rich economy swarm over unfinished roads and building sites around Doha. Dozens of gigantic cranes tower over the capital's skyscrapers while organisers juggle with the dilemma of welcoming an estimated 1.4 million fans wanting entertainment and alcohol in the tiny, conservative Islamic state. FIFA president Gianni Infantino has promised the "best ever" World Cup and a FIFA spokesperson told AFP that the global body had been "impressed" by Qatar's infrastructure programme.
