Fernandez sets his sights on the Moto2 title
Red Bull KTM Ajo’s Augusto Fernandez headed into the summer break equal on points at the top of the Moto2 Championship after back to back victories.
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Spaniard Rins to join LCR Honda in 2023
Spain's three-times MotoGP race winner Alex Rins will join Honda satellite outfit LCR Honda in 2023 on a two-year contract following Suzuki's decision to leave MotoGP at the end of the season.
Busquets hails Barca's capture of Lewandowski & addresses MLS transfer rumours
Sergio Busquets has hailed Barcelona's capture of Robert Lewandowski and says the club have done an incredible job in the summer transfer window so far. The Catalan outfit have added the Bayern Munich striker to their ranks along with Raphinha, Franck Kessie, and Andreas Christensen - with more incomings expected in the coming weeks.
Euro 2022: Why Alessia Russo should start for England in quarter-finals
After an unconvincing 1-0 victory against Austria, England kicked into gear at Euro 2022 and racked up 8-0 and 5-0 wins against Norway and Northern Ireland respectively.
Aaron Connolly sent Brighton and Republic of Ireland warning after completing Venezia loan move
Aaron Connolly's loan switch to Venezia could be a blessing and a curse for his international prospects, according to two former Ireland internationals.
Beth Mead v Mariona Caldentey – The forwards who could settle England-Spain tie
England’s Beth Mead will look to continue her goal-scoring hot streak when the Lionesses face Spain in the Euro 2022 quarter-finals, while Mariona Caldentey could be one of the biggest threats in the opposition attack.
Bryan Robson tells Anthony Martial what he can do for Erik ten Hag at Manchester United
Former Manchester United captain Bryan Robson believes Anthony Martial has got what it takes to get his career back on track at Old Trafford following his encouraging start to pre-season.
Football transfer rumours: Atlético Madrid join hunt for Ronaldo?
There is no one in football like Diego Simeone. Only he would sign Álvaro Morata, a player who is the absolute opposite of him, to guarantee his maintenance of constant fury – for that can be the only way to explain the strangest transfer of all time. And now it seems that he is interested in pairing the temper-inducing striker with another: Atlético Madrid have, we are told, contacted the representatives of Cristiano Ronaldo. Though the Manchester United altruist feels sincere and profound love for the club that developed him, he would prefer to leave rather than lower himself to competing in a Europa League for which he was instrumental in qualifying them.