2022 World Cup: Every team's chances of winning in Qatar calculated
The 2022 World Cup is just five months away.
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Man City duo named in England Under-19s squad ahead of European Championship opener
Manchester City duo Callum Doyle and Liam Delap have been included in the England Under-19s squad for the UEFA Under-19s European Championship in Slovakia.
Roger Federer's first ever 'scouting report' on Rafael Nadal resurfaces 18 years later
Wilder announces boxing return following double defeat by Tyson Fury
Neymar set to ‘leave the national team’ after the 2022 World Cup in Qatar amid reports of Brazil retirement
Paris Saint-Germain and Brazil forward Neymar is considering retirement from international football after the 2022 World Cup, according to teammate Rodrygo. The 30-year-old is preparing to leave the national team after 119 appearances, and has reportedly already chosen a successor for his famous No. 10 shirt that has been worn by the likes of Pele, Ronaldinho and Kaka.
Bencic reaches Berlin Open final with win over Sakkari
BERLIN (AP) — Belinda Bencic is back in the final of the Berlin Open for the second straight year in her quest for a first grass-court title in seven years after a hard-fought win over Maria Sakkari on Saturday.
Tour de France 2022 route: When does the race start, how long is each stage and how can I follow live on TV?
Hopes of a fully fit line-up at this year's Tour de France are hanging by a thread after an outbreak of Covid-19 cases tore through the Tour de Suisse peloton.
Yorkshire cricket’s great divide: ‘We’ve got to stop looking over the fence at each other’
It’s five-to-one on a Saturday afternoon, and at Bowling Old Lane Cricket Club in inner city Bradford the second XI are about to play East Bierley. Mo Mistry wants to know if I’ve brought my white coat. Mistry, who has volunteered to stand for the home side at late notice, is a little disappointed when he realises I’m not the visiting umpire he’s been waiting on, but just a journalist. “You’re from the Guardian?” Mistry says. “You should just copy and paste the article your paper did when it came here 25 years ago,” he tells me. “Nothing’s bloody changed.”
