Jurgen Klopp sends "incredible" Antonio Conte and Tottenham message
Wayne Rooney wants 'structure' around club ownership
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Jack Colback makes tongue-in-cheek admission after goal of season contender
Arteta: Southampton defeat has left players feeling ‘really down’
Wimbledon in sight for Mimi Xu after U16 LTA success
Welsh teenager Mimi Xu «can't believe» she could be playing at Wimbledon this summer, after she completed a double title success in the LTA's Junior National Championships. Xu, 14, beat more experienced opponents as she won the 18U Junior National Championship title at the LTA's National Tennis Centre earlier this month and she returned to the same venue to win the 16U title last Friday.
Novak Djokovic steps up French Open preparation, hopes to go deep in Belgrade after Monte Carlo nightmare
His Monte Carlo Masters campaign did not go according to plan, but Novak Djokovic is hoping to continue his preparations for the French Open by getting a few more matches under his belt at the Serbia Open.
Ferrari at odds with Carlos Sainz over new contract as Spaniard ‘makes two-year demand'
F1 Australian Grand Prix: A lap of Albert Park circuit
Come on you Spurs – Emma Raducanu wears Tottenham shirt in preparations for Porsche Tennis Grand Prix
Emma Raducanu caused a bit of a stir on Monday after wearing a personalised Tottenham Hotspur kit for a practice session at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix. The US Open champion is preparing to play her first clay-court tournament on the Hologic WTA Tour in Stuttgart. Ad/> «My whole team basically are big Spurs fans and I feel like they're egging me on,» Raducanu told reporters at the media day in Stuttgart, with the quotes published by wtatennis.com.
Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes 'will be competitive' and win races despite poor start
F1 Australian Grand Prix: A lap of Albert Park circuit
Greg Rusedski names two contenders ready to challenge Djokovic and Nadal
Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal are the red-hot favourites to win next month’s French Open, but former British No.1 Greg Rusedski suspects two more names could get in the mix for the big prize in Paris this year.