Kasatkina's recipe for French Open success: French fries
PARIS : Some players meditate, other medicate but for Daria Kasatkina the recipe for winning matches is simple: French fries.
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PARIS : Some players meditate, other medicate but for Daria Kasatkina the recipe for winning matches is simple: French fries.
PINE NEEDLES, N.C. : It started as a reporter's question to Lydia Ko wondering why she had received treatment on her back and ended with the golfer being hailed for her honesty in addressing an issue that female athletes can often be reluctant to publicly discuss.
PARIS : World number one Iga Swiatek shook off some early nerves to extend her winning series to a staggering 33 as she beat American Jessica Pegula 6-3 6-2 to book her spot in the French Open semi-finals on Wednesday.
Contract negotiations were unsuccessful with John Bostock and the 30-year-old will leave Doncaster Rovers, as per the club’s website.
[FILES] French President Emmanuel Macron (Photo by Ludovic MARIN / AFP)
The French government is “sad and sorry” that 2,700 spectators were denied entry to the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid, although a spokesperson dismissed suggestions that there had been any 'drama' outside the Stade de France. With UEFA commissioning an independent report on Tuesday, the scenes in Saint-Denis were discussed in a French cabinet meeting on Wednesday as the fallout from the final continues. Ad/> French government spokesperson Olivia Gregoire said President Emmanuel Macron and government members were “sorry” for those who “were deprived on the game”, but claimed there had been no injuries.
Neil Treacy is joined by Eddie O'Sullivan and Fiona Hayes to look back on Leinster's Heineken Champions Cup final defeat to La Rochelle.