"A London source..": Italian journo drops Spurs transfer update, Conte will be buzzing - opinion
Enrico Camelio has dropped an update on the future of Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Tanguy Ndombele.
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How Spa plans to wow F1 and save the Belgian GP's future
Belgium was one of six grands prix on Formula 1's first world championship in 1950, along with the likes of France and Monaco. All three races are now under threat, their contracts running down as the series' marketing-savvy owner Liberty Media is prioritising commercial considerations over history or prestige.
Summer transfer window opens but it's the era of player power
The summer transfer window officially opens in England on Friday with Premier League clubs again set to splash the cash while the futures of a selection of out-of-contract stars dominate headlines on the continent.
The Nations League is starting to get a bit overwhelming and Mo Salah, Sam Kerr pick up PFA awards - The Warm-Up
FRIDAY'S BIG STORIES Wooooaah, We're Halfway There Ad/> Quick Nations League question: without looking, who is winning? Come on, quickly quickly. «All nations are as one in the great brotherhood of humanity?» You're stalling. «We should abolish the nation-state and destroy all borders?» Well, don't let the Peace of Westphalia hear you saying that.
French legislative elections: Can Macron hold on to his majority?
One thing has changed in the past few weeks: an unexpected alliance on the usually disparate left. The awkwardly named NUPES brings together the France Unbowed movement, Communists, Greens and Socialists all under the same umbrella, with the gambit of making France Unbowed's Jean-Luc Mélenchon the next prime minister. Momentum appears to be on their side.
Sergio Garcia and Graeme McDowell make European appeal as golf's civil war sours further
Sergio Garcia and Graeme McDowell last night appealed to the DP World Tour to allow them to keep playing through golf’s civil war - and for the European Ryder Cup team.
Emma Raducanu must focus on long-term pursuit of glory as injuries take toll
Even in defeat Emma Raducanu digested her second-round loss at the French Open last month with striking positivity. Five months into a season of constant stopping and starting with various injuries, along with doubts she would even make it to Paris, a part of Raducanu seemed relieved to have finished a tournament in one piece: “It is definitely positive that I’m coming out of this match feeling pretty good physically,” she said.
Bafana player ratings: Catlike Ronwen rock solid, but lax midfield needs attention
It was either a saviour or savouring football encounter for most watching as Bafana Bafana captain and goalkeeper Ronwen Williams stole the show on a night that could have been gut-wrenching.