French GP: Lando Norris delighted with qualifying result
McLaren driver Lando Norris said that he was delighted with the way his car performed during qualifying for the French Grand Prix.
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Euro 2022: Arsenal’s Vivianne Miedema defended after playing 120 minutes post-Covid
Vivianne Miedema played 120 minutes for the Netherlands in the Euro 2022 quarter-finals, just days after recovering from COVID-19.
Morocco’s proud Lionesses fall short of Africa Cup of Nations glory
Morocco’s dream of becoming the first Arab country to win the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations ended at the final hurdle on Saturday in Rabat with a 2-1 defeat against South Africa, but the nation was proud of their achievements.
Fallout to Ireland series loss continues for New Zealand as Ian Foster shuffles management staff
New Zealand head coach Ian Foster has reshuffled his backroom staff in the wake of the All Blacks' first series defeat to Ireland.
Saudi’s Ali Al-Othman powers to three medals at Asian Youth Weightlifting Championships
In an outstanding performance for his country, Saudi weightlifter Ali Al-Othman claimed two gold and one silver at the Asian Youth and Junior Weightlifting Championships taking place in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
Algeria’s Sedjati takes 800m silver at World Athletics Championships
Algeria’s Djamel Sedjati won a silver medal in the 800-meter final at the 2022 World Athletics Championships in Oregon on Saturday night.
Sue Barker retirement: Everything tennis players have said on BBC icon's Wimbledon exit
Sue Barker sent shockwaves when she announced this year's Wimbledon would be her last as the anchor for the BBC's coverage, having worked on the broadcast since 1993. She rejected a contract extension, admitting the time was "right" to retire but the former French Open champion was teary as a tribute montage was played to her on her final day of coverage following Novak Djokovic's title-winning victory over Nick Kyrgios.
Aidan Smith: Fifty years on from Turnbull's Tornadoes they've really Hibsed it this time
Stephen Robinson said it was inevitable. A cast-iron certainty that after a spell away he would return to “the madness of Scottish football”. But you’ve got to wonder: did he ever think it would be as mad as this?