New owner of Tour de Yorkshire says race’s future will be decided next week
The company bidding to save the Tour de Yorkshire expects to have a clear idea on whether the plans can go ahead by the end of next week.
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Madrid Open 2022: Date, draw, will Emma Raducanu play, how to watch & more
The Madrid Open is the next event up on the WTA calendar and a number of the world’s best players are set to be in action.
Rafael Nadal confirms return in Madrid after rib injury, Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Stefanos Tsitsipas also playing
Rafael Nadal has confirmed he will make his return to action at the Madrid Open, which starts on May 1. The 21-time Grand Slam champion has not played since losing in the Indian Wells final to Taylor Fritz. Ad/> Nadal suffered breathing issues during the match and revealed afterwards that he has a stress fracture in one of his ribs.
Former Liverpool FC star makes bold claim about Paul Pogba's future after Manchester United
Former Liverpool and England midfielder Steve McManaman believes Manchester United ace Paul Pogba would have expected more clubs to be vying for his signature ahead of this summer.
Ice Hockey-Russia loses 2023 world championship - IIHF
(Reuters) -Next year's ice hockey world championship will be moved away from St Petersburg in Russia, governing body IIHF said on Tuesday, due to concerns about the wellbeing of players and officials after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Jurgen Klopp "had to wait" as controversy almost derailed Liverpool's Villarreal plan
Liverpool's upcoming Champions League semi-final against Villarreal isn't their first high-profile meeting with the Spanish side, and nor is it their first collision course with manager Unai Emery in European competition.
Rafael Nadal says he is to return at Madrid Open next week
Madrid Open, a month out from the French Open which the Spanish legend has won 13 times. The 35-year-old resumed training last week after being on the sidelines for four weeks due to a rib injury. He said on social media he wanted to play in the Spanish capital despite being "short of preparation". Nadal picked up the injury in his loss to American Taylor Fritz in the Indian Wells final on March 22, announcing at the time he expected to be out for between four and six weeks.