Ronald de Boer warns Rangers that Ajax won't fall into PSV trap ahead of 'two brothers' Champions League clash
A walkover. Like a predator pouncing on its prey.
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Canada's women's 3x3 basketball team wins FIBA series stop in Montreal
The Canadian women's 3x3 basketball team went undefeated en route to their third FIBA Women's Series title of the year on Saturday in Montreal.
Lewis Hamilton happy as his car 'comes alive'
Lewis Hamilton said he was happy that his Mercedes car had "finally come alive" on Saturday after he qualified in fourth place for Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix. His Mercedes team-mate George Russell was sixth, but said he was satisfied in being ahead of Sergio Perez of Red Bull after an eventful session settled by a dramatic late lap from Max Verstappen. Red Bull's world champion and runaway series leader secured pole for his home race for the second consecutive year.
Antony FIFA 22 rating analysed as Manchester United complete £85m transfer
Antony is officially a Manchester United player, with the forward signing from Ajax in a deal rising up to £85.1m on deadline day.
'Throwing flares is stupid' Verstappen warning after Dutch GP qualifying is halted
Formula One world champion Max Verstappen told fans it was stupid to throw flares after one landed on the track and halted qualifying for his home Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort on Saturday.
Verstappen sends 105 000 Dutch fans into a frenzy after last-gasp pole in Netherland
Max Verstappen delivered the goods in front of 105 000 orange-clad fans by putting his Red Bull on pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix.
Alpine to decide on potential early contract release for Oscar Piastri
Alpine team boss Otmar Szafnauer says that they will make a decision at the start of next week over whether they’ll release Oscar Piastri early from his contract with them.
'They'd be stupid not to sign him' - Wout van Aert could sign new contract with Jumbo-Visma until 2026
Jumbo-Visma «would be stupid» not to give Wout van Aert a new contract extension to stay at Jumbo-Visma, according to Adam Blythe. Van Aert impressed at this year’s Tour de France after a superb display, including dominating the green jersey, with his current deal runs out at the end of 2024. However it is suggested by reports from the Netherlands that he could sign a new contract that will see him stay until 2026.