Rafael Nadal intending to play on despite chronic injury
Rafael Nadal says he will not retire yet from tennis after receiving an award from Spain's King Felipe at Alcala de Henares University, near Madrid.
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Bruno Fernandes says 'ghosts from past' appeared during Manchester United’s brutal start under Erik ten Hag
Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes has admitted that the team’s brutal start to life under Erik ten Hag had the players feeling as if the “ghosts from the past” had appeared. United suffered a catastrophic start to the season when they lost 2-1 at home to Brighton & Hove Albion and then went away to Brentford and were pummelled 4-0. Ad After an optimistic summer, where the appointment of former Ajax boss Ten Hag was supposed to herald a new start and an end to the team’s struggles since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson, it felt like the same old problems.
PSG: Aminata Diallo accused of 'real hatred' for Kheira Hamraoui before attack
Former PSG player Aminata Diallo allegedly googled “how to break a kneecap” before an attack was carried out on her teammate Kheira Hamraoui last year.
Aspas ‘hurt’ by Spain snub ahead of World Cup
BARCELONA: Celta Vigo striker Iago Aspas feels “hurt” by Luis Enrique not picking him for the Spanish national team, he told Cadena SER radio station on Tuesday. The forward has five goals this season in La Liga and is behind only Real Betis’s Borja Iglesias, with six, and top scorer Robert Lewandowski, on eight.
Ross Barkley: Former Chelsea and Everton ace already making impact at Nice
Ross Barkley’s move to French club Nice came out of the blue earlier this month.
Nyck De Vries to AlphaTauri, greenlighting Pierre Gasly's Alpine jump?
Colton Herta's Formula 1 dream is over for now after Red Bull gave up its push to secure a mandatory super license for the American star of Indycar racing.
2022 Bol d’Or: Yamaha wins race as Honda claims title
Yamaha’s Viltaïs Racing Igol claimed its first FIM Endurance World Championship victory st the Bol d’Or on Sunday.
Robert Lewandowski: The path is shorter to the Ballon d’Or at Barcelona compared to former club Bayern Munich
Barcelona star striker Robert Lewandowski has said that he believes that the path to the Ballon d’Or is shorter at his new club than Bayern Munich. Lewandowski’s transfer from Bayern Munich to Barca was one of the biggest, and most drawn-out, transfers of the summer, with the Polish goalscorer swapping Bavaria for Catalunya in a deal reported to be an initial £42.5m.