Marcus Ericsson, after finishing second in Indy 500, calls ending sequence 'unfair and dangerous'
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In-form Leona Maguire powers into semis in LPGA Matchplay in Las Vegas
Leona Maguire is closing in on more matchplay success after reaching the last four of the Bank of Hope LPGA Match Play.
Ukraine war: Missiles from Germany, nuclear plant attack, drone strike
Ukraine has sent the German government an official request for deliveries of Taurus air-to-ground cruise missiles with a range of at least 500 km, the German Ministry of Defence told AFP on Saturday.
Ruud banking on French Open experience for deep run after 'up and down' season
PARIS : World number four Casper Ruud admitted his preparation going into the French Open has not been ideal but is counting on his experience from his final run last year and the ability to endure five setters to go deep at Roland Garros.
Ice Hockey: Germany to host 2027 world championship
Germany has been selected to host the 2027 Ice Hockey World Championship, triumphing over the competing bid from Kazakhstan, the International Ice Hockey Federation said on Friday.
Ireland snatch brilliant Nations Cup success in Rome
Ireland won a thrilling FEI Rolex Piazza Di Siena CSIO5* Nations Cup for the first time in over 100 years in Rome on Friday afternoon.
Unbeaten Team USA advances to semifinals at ice hockey worlds - ESPN
TAMPERE, Finland — The United States beat the Czech Republic 3-0 to advance to the semifinals of the ice hockey world championship on Thursday.
Watch: Mikael Ymer Smashes Racket On Umpire's Chair, Gets Disqualified From Lyon Open
Tennis fans around the world witnessed a bizarre incident on Wednesday after Sweden's Mikael Ymer smashed his racket his racket on the umpire's chair following an argument over a line call. The incident took place during the Lyon Open match between Ymer and France's Arthur Fils. Resulting which, Ymer got disqualified from the last 16 of the ATP 250 event. The 53rd ranked player argued with the umpire, saying that he did not get up to check whether the ball bounced inside the line, which caused the Swede a point. The umpire had stated that he saw the ball bouncing inside the line.