Swiss goalkeeper Sommer retires from international football
Switzerland goalkeeper Yann Sommer announced his retirement from international football on Monday after a 12-year career in which he made 94 appearances for the national side.
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City of Troy to face 12 rivals in Juddmonte on Wednesday
City Of Troy will face 12 rivals as he bids for more Group One glory in the Juddmonte International at York on Wednesday.
Thierry Henry leaves France U-21 post after Olympic silver medal
Thierry Henry has stepped down as France U-21 coach after winning an Olympic silver medal in Paris earlier this month.
Ex-rugby player's journey from spinal cord injury to mountain tops told in film
LONDON : Former professional rugby player Ed Jackson, who defied medical opinion by learning to walk again after a near-fatal spinal cord injury, says victims of trauma should resist the impulse to suffer in silence.
Timothy: Cycling is my job - I do it for my family
Much has changed for cyclist Richael Timothy since her Paralympic Games debut in Tokyo three years ago.
Sinner, Tiafoe reach Cincinnati Open final
:Italian world number one Jannik Sinner played through a nagging hip issue to beat Germany's Alexander Zverev 7-6(9) 5-7 7-6(4) on Sunday and reach the final of the Cincinnati Open where he will face Frances Tiafoe.
La Liga: Kylian Mbappe And Real Madrid Denied In Mallorca Draw
Kylian Mbappe was left frustrated on his Real Madrid La Liga debut on Sunday as a resilient Real Mallorca held the Spanish and European champions to a 1-1 draw in their title defence opener. The French superstar was thwarted by Mallorca goalkeeper Dominik Greif and after Rodrygo Goes sent Madrid ahead early on the hosts levelled in the second half through Vedat Muriqi's towering header. Madrid's star-studded side struggled to break down Mallorca, who came closer to winning the game in the final stages at Son Moix stadium.
Jannik Sinner Edges Past Alexander Zverev To Reach Cincinnati Open Final
Jannik Sinner ended his losing streak against Alexander Zverev with a 7-6 (11/9), 5-7, 7-6 (7/4) win on Sunday which took him into the final of the Cincinnati Open. The world number one had lost four of five previous matches in the series, with his only win coming at Roland Garros four years ago. The tight victory took more than three hours not including a rain interruption. The match was paused midway through the first-set tiebreaker for nearly 30 minutes while a shower passed over the area -- another episode of the poor weather which has plagued the event in recent days.