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(Reuters) - Juventus are ready for the test of champions AC Milan in Serie A on Saturday, manager Massimiliano Allegri said, after his side have recovered from their disappointing start to the season with consecutive wins in all competitions.
Mario Balotelli endured a year to forget at Liverpool.
Aruba.it Ducati’s Michael Rinaldi was the man to beat in Friday’s opening WorldSBK free practice in Portugal.
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Eight months after becoming the youngest post-war winner of the Tour de France, Felice Gimondi triumphed over the cobbles of northern France. His victory in the Roubaix velodrome – by almost four minutes after riding the final 40km solo – underlined the young Italian’s status as the successor to the legendary “Campionissimo” Fausto Coppi.
«I need to make money,» said Nick Kyrgios as he explained to reporters why he felt it was necessary to play in the doubles in addition to the singles at the Japan Open. The 27-year-old is playing alongside his great friend and regular doubles partner, Thanasi Kokkinakis, in Tokyo with the pair having already reached the semi-finals where they will take on Marcelo Melo of Brazil and Mackenzie McDonald of the USA on Saturday. Ad The Australian duo, who triumphed at their home Grand Slam at Melbourne Park at the start of the year, are the top seeds and are expected to go all the way.
West Ham United sealed a third Europa Conference League win in a row thanks to substitute Gianluca Scamacca's late finish against Anderlecht on Thursday.
AS Roma manager Jose Mourinho believes his team did not deserve to lose against Real Betis in the Europa League on Thursday evening. Despite taking the lead through a Paulo Dybala penalty, Roma went down 2-1 in front of their own fans as a fine strike from Guido Rodriguez and a late header from Luiz Henrique gave Manuel Pellegrini’s side the victory. Ad The misery for Roma and their fans was compounded late on when Nicolo Zaniolo was shown a red card, which particularly incensed the home section who felt that German Pezzella should have been sent off earlier for a second bookable offence.