Women's Champions League: Chelsea held by Real Madrid
Chelsea had to settle for a point in their Champions League opener as Olga Carmona's penalty saw Emma Hayes' side held at Real Madrid.
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Chelsea had to settle for a point in their Champions League opener as Olga Carmona's penalty saw Emma Hayes' side held at Real Madrid.
TURIN :Spain's Carlos Alcaraz got back on track at the ATP Finals with victory over a tormented Andrey Rublev before Daniil Medvedev became the first player through to the semi-finals with victory over Germany's Alexander Zverev.
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LEVERKUSEN: With 16 wins and a draw in 17 matches in all competitions, Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen could scarcely have had a better start to the season.
With 16 wins and a draw in 17 matches in all competitions, Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen could scarcely have had a better start to the season. A serial winner in a club career which included stints at Liverpool, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, Alonso was a key member of the Spain team which broke through for a first World Cup victory in 2010, bookended by two European Championships. Alonso retired in 2017 and moved into coaching, masterminding Real Sociedad B's promotion to the second division for the first time since the early 1960s.