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Cycling starlet Pfeiffer Georgi hoping to capitalise on maiden omnium experience

Cyclist Pfeiffer Georgi vowed to use her first ever omnium as a springboard for a madison medal ahead of the final day of cycling at the multi-sport European Championships. Georgi, 21, is a specialist on the road but delivered a gutsy display in Monday's scratch, tempo, elimination and points races to end up seventh out of ten riders. Ad The Gloucester star claimed a brilliant silver medal in Friday night's standalone elimination race after narrowly avoiding two major crashes on Munich's makeshift 200m Messe velodrome track.

Jean Alesi tips Sebastian Vettel for racing return after F1 exit

Jean Alesi believes it won’t be long until we see Sebastian Vettel back in a racing car after he completes his exit from Formula 1 at the end of the year.

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Darwin Nunez and Liverpool left to rue and reflect on unwanted first

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Talks underway: 'Creative' player who Jesse Marsch loves 'seems to prefer Leeds' over CL clubs

Leeds United transfer target Kai Wagner ‘seems to prefer’ a move to Elland Road over both Benfica and Dinamo Zagreb, according to journalist Manuel Veth.

Molly Caudery is hoping technique can propel her onto the podium in Munich

Molly Caudery reckons technical tinkering can propel her towards a multi-sport European Championship medal in Munich. The Redruth pole vaulter advanced to Wednesday evening's final on Monday after comfortably clearing the bar at 4.50m. Ad Caudery, 22, leapt the same height as Lene Onsrud Retzius, Aikaterini Stefanidi and Wilma Murto but hopes fine-tuning her processes behind the scenes will help topple her rivals in the final.

Manchester City sign Spanish defender Sergio Gomez from Anderlecht

Manchester City have confirmed the signing of left-back Sergio Gomez from Anderlecht on a four-year deal for a reported fee of £11 million ($13m).

Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament To Return After Two-Year Hiatus

The Premier hockey tournament of Malaysia Sultan Azlan Shah is making a return after a two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The tournament is scheduled to start on November 16 and the final will be played on November 25. World No 1 Australia, fifth-ranked Germany, India, New Zealand and Canada have been invited to the tournament.

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Cycling starlet Pfeiffer Georgi hoping to capitalise on maiden omnium experience

Jean Alesi tips Sebastian Vettel for racing return after F1 exit

FIFA 23 Career Mode: Create A Club ideas

Darwin Nunez and Liverpool left to rue and reflect on unwanted first

Talks underway: 'Creative' player who Jesse Marsch loves 'seems to prefer Leeds' over CL clubs

Molly Caudery is hoping technique can propel her onto the podium in Munich

Manchester City sign Spanish defender Sergio Gomez from Anderlecht

Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament To Return After Two-Year Hiatus