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Novak Djokovic Makes Stylish Return At Laver Cup As Roger Federer Watches On

Novak Djokovic made an impressive return after two months out of action as the Team Europe star thrashed Frances Tiafoe 6-1, 6-3 with Roger Federer cheering him on at the Laver Cup on Saturday. Djokovic showed no signs of rust in his first appearance since winning the seventh Wimbledon crown of his remarkable career in July. The 35-year-old followed his dominant victory over Tiafoe at London's O2 Arena with another win just hours later alongside Matteo Berrettini in the doubles.

Tears flow as emotions rule at Roger Federer's farewell

Roger Federer stressed, between sobs, that his were happy tears - at first to the 17,500 spectators and then to his family, teenage daughters, Charlene Riva and Myla Rose. Beside him, on their court-side seat, was his great rival Rafael Nadal, he was dolorous. The Swiss covered the Spaniard's hand with his own, ostensibly to console him. Or to be consoled. The lines were smudged, it was that kind of an evening. Earlier Nadal and Federer went down 6-4, 6-7, 9-11 in the Laver Cup to the American pair of Frances Tiafoe and Jack Sock in what was the 41-year-old's farewell game. The result is irrelevant. While the match itself had moments of Federer magic, including one at the start of the campaign, where the 41-year-old on a dodgy knee threaded the needle, the hole-like gap between post and net. The Americans won the point, even if Federer got the applause.

'Themba was not good - he was very good!': Broos sings Zwane's praises after swift Bafana return

Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos did not mince his words when praising Themba Zwane following his stunning return to the senior national team.

Maddening inconsistency continues to haunt Wallabies

SYDNEY : Australia had a perfect opportunity to make a big statement in their final match of the Rugby Championship on Saturday by becoming the first team to beat New Zealand at Eden Park since 1994.

From P33 to P3: how Webike SRC Kawasaki France completed the Bol d’Or EWC podium

As comebacks go, Websike SRC Kawasaki France’s capture of third position in the 100th-anniversary Bol d’Or from 33rd takes some beating. Following a strong start and opening two and a half hours, Websike SRC Kawasaki France’s #11 green machine, ridden by Randy de Puniet, Étienne Masson and Florian Marino, was in third position before holding the lead of the FIM Endurance World Championship counter for a time.

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Novak Djokovic Makes Stylish Return At Laver Cup As Roger Federer Watches On

Tears flow as emotions rule at Roger Federer's farewell

'Themba was not good - he was very good!': Broos sings Zwane's praises after swift Bafana return

Maddening inconsistency continues to haunt Wallabies

From P33 to P3: how Webike SRC Kawasaki France completed the Bol d’Or EWC podium

Van der Poel pulls out of worlds road race after Sydney arrest

World Cup 2018: Day 8 as it happened - Messi and Argentina on brink of early exit

Messi and Argentina in danger of World Cup exit as Croatia reach the last 16