Mikel Arteta believes ‘lighthouse’ Declan Rice can take Arsenal to next level
Mikel Arteta sees record signing Declan Rice as Arsenal’s “lighthouse” as the north London club look to win the Premier League.
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Pre-season performances could decide Folarin Balogun's Arsenal future
Mikel Arteta wants to take a closer look at Folarin Balogun during Arsenal's pre-season before deciding on the talented striker’s future.
Former Commanders VP Jason Friedman sues team for defamation - ESPN
Jason Friedman, who testified before Congress last year alleging financial improprieties by the Washington Commanders, has filed suit in Virginia against the team and one of its attorneys, John Brownlee, on a defamation claim.
Arsenal coach Arteta happy with quick transfer business
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said he was happy with the speed of the Premier League club's transfer business in the close-season window and there could be further additions to the squad.
Funny Cide, 2003 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, dead at 23
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Cardinals' Jack Flaherty wins fourth straight start with victory over Nationals
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After Vilnius is before Washington
Time to take more action for Ukraine - even more decisively.
MLC: Dwayne Bravo's Valiant 76* In vain As Washington Freedom Beat Texas Super Kings
The Washington Freedom put up a clinical performance to take down Texas Super Kings by six runs in the fifth match of Major League Cricket (MLC) at Grand Prairie Stadium, Dallas on Sunday. The Washington Freedom put up a total of 163/5 in their 20 overs before restricting the Texas Super Kings to 157/7, as per a press release from MLC. In their defence of 164 runs, Marco Jansen got Washington Freedom off to the perfect start with the ball when he bowled out Devon Conway in the very first over. Captain Faf du Plessis (14) followed his opening partner after falling to Saurabh Netravalkar in the fourth over as the Super Kings found themselves in deep trouble at 21/2.