Rafael Nadal vows to only play Davis Cup singles if he can win - ESPN
Rafael Nadal has said he will not push to play in singles at his farewell Davis Cup appearance next month unless he is «100% sure» he is ready to win his match.
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Lando Norris ready for stressful end to the season as title bid ramps up
Lando Norris admits he is braced for a stressful and nervous end to the season as he bids to dethrone Max Verstappen as world champion.
Man City guaranteed to be without four players vs Wolves as Nathan Ake and Kevin De Bruyne calls made
Manchester City will not risk Nathan Ake or Kevin De Bruyne in the weekend Premier League clash at Wolves.
Saka's injury is not serious, Arsenal boss Arteta says
LONDON : Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka's injury is not serious and they are hopeful he will be available for their Premier League trip to Bournemouth on Saturday after picking up a problem on England duty, manager Mikel Arteta has said.
Guro Reiten reaches milestone moment in Chelsea’s Champions League win
Guro Reiten’s 50th goal for Chelsea inspired the Blues to a 3-1 Champions League group stage victory over Dutch side FC Twente.
Man United warned they could 'look like idiots' as Bruno Fernandes message sent
Manchester United return to action after the international break on Saturday at home to Brentford.
In-Form Omar Marmoush And Eintracht Frankfurt Hope To Tackle History At Wounded Bayer Leverkusen
Eintracht Frankfurt and in-form forward Omar Marmoush visit wounded Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen on Saturday battling the weight of history. Frankfurt have lost their past 10 games at the BayArena, last avoiding defeat in a 1-1 draw in 2014, when current Leverkusen coach Xabi Alonso was still playing for Bayern Munich. Despite that lean run, Eintracht meet the reigning German league and cup holders full of confidence. Frankfurt scored in added time to draw 3-3 at home against leaders Bayern last time out and remain a point behind in third.
'Not trivial': EU leaders endorse migration outsourcing but offer few details
The 27 leaders of the European Union gave on Thursday their most explicit endorsement yet of the contentious project of outsourcing migration policy, even if they offered scant details on how the idea would work in practice and how authorities would be able to respect human rights while transferring migrants outside the bloc's borders.