Olympic sailor Eya Guezguez dies in boat capsize
Tunisian Olympic sailor Eya Guezguez has died in a training incident at the age of 17.
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Tunisian Olympic sailor Eya Guezguez, 17, dies in training accident
Olympic sailor Eya Guezguez of Tunisia has died in a training accident, the IOC announced on Monday. She was 17.
Tunisian Olympic sailor Guezguez, 17, dies after boat capsizes
Tunisian sailor Eya Guezguez, who competed in the Tokyo Olympics last year, has died at age 17 after her boat capsized while training at sea with her twin sister Sarra, who survived the accident, the International Olympic Committee said on Monday.
Bencic downs Jabeur to win first clay title in Charleston
CHARLESTON: Belinda Bencic beat Ons Jabeur to claim the first clay court title of her career on Sunday (Apr 10) with victory at the WTA Charleston Open in South Carolina.
Belinda Bencic: Tokyo 2020 champion outlasts Ons Jabeur in three sets to win a sixth career title at the Charleston Open
Belinda Bencic fought hard to win the Charleston Open on Sunday, beating Ons Jabeur 6-1 5-7 6-4 on Sunday. The Olympic champion outlasted her Tunisian opponent in two hours and 35 minutes to win her first trophy on clay. Ad/> Bencic became the first woman to win the event since former World No.1 Martina Hingis in 1999.
Bencic wins marathon Charleston Open final I Opelka lifts Houston title
Olympic champion Belinda Bencic won the Charleston Open title after beating Ons Jabeur in a marathon three sets, while Reilly Opelka claimed the US Men's Clay Court Championship.
What Qatar 2022 means to African five
A picture taken on March 31, 2022 shows the World Cup Trophy during the<br />FIFA Congress in the Qatari capital Doha. – The countdown towards the most controversial World Cup in history begins tomorrow as the draw for Qatar 2022 takes place in Doha 2022, less than eight months befor the start of the tournament itself. (Photo by FRANCK FIFE / AFP)
How Arsenal’s 10 FM22 wonderkids have developed IRL in 2021-22
Arsenal remain in the fight for their first top-four finish in six years under Mikel Arteta, and the future looks bright, with a fine crop of young players coming through. Ten of those youngsters have been picked out by FMScout as wonderkids on Football Manager 2022.