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Top seed Iga Swiatek will face former world No 2 Barbora Krejcikova in the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships final after both players successfully came through their semi-final matches on Friday.
"We'll see. That’s what it’s all about, isn’t it," grinned Andy Farrell, as he finished Thursday’s press conference near Dublin airport.
The problem of "ghost nets" is widespread in the south of France, where scientists and divers often come to the rescue in order to remove fishing gear that's been abandoned. French association 'Les Ressources Sous-marines' is one of them. The small company has built a robot that can scour the sea floor in search of nets and retrieve them.
PARIS: The French women's football team was reeling Friday (Feb 24) as three of its top stars decided to quit with iconic captain Wendie Renard claiming the current set-up was detrimental to her mental health.
Kaizer Chiefs forward Keagan Dolly, who has had a rather lukewarm couple of seasons with the club, revealed that he has no regrets over ending his time in Europe to fulfil his dream of playing for the Soweto giants.
France captain Wendie Renard says she will skip the Women's World Cup this year as she's unhappy with the team's setup and needs "to protect her mental health."
Britain's Andy Murray saved five match points as he overcame Australian Open surprise package Jiri Lehecka, 6-0 3-6 7-6(6), in another thrilling deciding set as he reached the Qatar Open final. Murray could not have made a stronger start to the match as he bagelled the rising Czech star comprehensively and looked set to storm away with a one-sided victory.
Mark Cavendish has branded new team Astana Qazaqstan the “perfect opportunity” as he seeks to return to the top of cycling aged 37. Cavendish’s move to the Kazakh-based outfit in January came about after he departed Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl, where he won four more stages at the Tour de France in 2021 to tie the all-time record, only to be snubbed the following year. Ad Speaking in an exclusive interview with Eurosport’s Adam Blythe, Cavendish said he was excited to be part of Astana’s transition to sprints, with the team previously forging their reputation on general classification bids at Grand Tours.