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Irish boxer Michael Conlan brands sport organisation AIBA 'cheats'
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Hubo un momento durante esta temporada que el Atlético necesitaba hacer tres goles para ganar los partidos. ¿Por qué? Muy sencillo. Siempre encajaba al menos dos. Y, claro, eso era una rémora que encallaba los partidos. El Mallorca dos goles (1-2), el Sevilla dos goles (2-1), el Madrid dos goles (2-0), el Granada dos goles (2-1)… Y el Villarreal, el Athletic en la Supercopa y así una larga lista. Siempre dos goles o más. Siempre Oblak en esa foto, una desconocida en el Atlético: recogiendo el balón de su red más veces de las que nunca se habían visto en todos sus años como rojiblanco. El dato era demoledor: un tiro de cada dos, para adentro,. El 7 de febrero, nueve días antes del Atlético-Levante, el equipo del Cholo había recibido 54 disparos a puerta: 30 habían sido gol y sólo 24 había rechazado o detenido el meta con unos guantes que estaban perdiendo lo de milagro. Pero eso ha cambiado. La conjura tras el Levante también ha alcanzado la portería rojiblanca. De ella ha emergido un nuevo Oblak. O no, mejor dicho no. Oblak, simplemente, vuelve a ser el de siempre.
Ashleigh Barty gave an emotional but hugely positive press conference on Thursday to discuss her shock decision to retire from tennis at the age of just 25 — and as the world No. 1. The Australian star, who became the first home player to win an Australian Open singles title in 44 years in January, shocked the sporting world on social media on Wednesday as she said she was leaving to «chase other dreams».
USA World Cup winner Megan Rapinoe says that male athletes don’t feel ‘safe’ enough to come out as gay due to fears of abuse. Rapinoe, who has become a sporting icon for LGBTQ+ rights, believes it is much easier for women in sport to be open about their sexuality and called on people to create a similar safe space for men.
Derby County would have had an option to extend Festy Ebosele’s contract if he had made a certain number of appearances this term, as per a report from The Athletic.
Nottingham Forest would explore the possibilities of trying to sign James Garner permanently if they’re promoted to the Premier League this season, according to a report from The Athletic.