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Netherlands Sport News
Van Dijk hails Gakpo, Nunez and Salah after Liverpool destruction of Man United
Virgil van Dijk hailed Liverpool's new-look attacking trio after Cody Gakpo, Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah put Manchester United to the sword at the weekend.
Jordan Stolz arrives with three golds at speed skating worlds, leaving the Dutch in disbelief
The crescendo of 18-year-old American Jordan Stolz‘s historic weekend came not as he glided powerfully on the most famous ice in speed skating, but as he sat.
7-0: Liverpool pummels mistake-riddled Manchester United
Liverpool got braces from Mohamed Salah, Cody Gakpo, and Darwin Nunez as the Reds collected all the good vibes in a 7-0 smashing of old rivals Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday.
Man United embarrassed: How Liverpool's new-look front three crushed rivals
Liverpool were given a glorious glimpse of a bright future on a historic on Sunday at Anfield as Manchester United were ruthlessly crushed 7-0 to match their heaviest ever competitive defeat.
Calvin Bassey sparks Ajax U-turn as former Rangers star has punters purring amid 'Europe's best' claim
Former Rangers defender Calvin Bassey is riding a crest of a wave at Ajax with a former star and punters raving about the £19m defender after a sticky start.
Irene Schouten breaks track record to win gold as Jordan Stolz makes history in Speed Skating World Championships
Irene Schouten broke her own track record in the 5000m event at the Speed Skating World Championships on home soil in Heerenveen, Netherlands. The Dutch star finished in a time of 6:41.25, over four seconds faster than the track record she set in 2021. Ad She needed to be at her best too, against Norwegian Ragne Wiklund, who also rode a personal-best time to finish second and win her second silver medal of the day.
Bahrain was one of our worst days in racing, says Wolff
MANAMA : Mercedes started the Formula One season being beaten in Bahrain by their own engine which powered Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin to the podium while they struggled as the fourth fastest team.