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Chris Froome is relishing the atmosphere of the Tour de France as he looks to compete for stage wins. The British cyclist has been in good form, as are the rest of the Israel – Premier Tech team, and the hope is that form carries on at the Grand Tour.
McLaren driver Lando Norris has said he cannot wait to be driving in front of a home crowd once more at Silverstone this weekend.
Gareth Barry has named Manchester City's iconic victory over Manchester United in the lead up to their first Premier League title triumph as the greatest atmosphere he has ever played in.
Dániel Nagy reckons racing at home in the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup can only help him to perform at the highest level possible. Nagy, who drivers a CUPRA Leon Competición for top Hungarian team Zengő Motorsport is in his first full season of WTCR action having made his first appearance as a home wildcard racer when the Hungaroring hosted the second ever WTCR event.
AFC Asian Cup final-round qualifiers at a packed Salt Lake Stadium will be a "big boost" for the Indian football team, feel Pritam Kotal and Subhasish Bose, the Bule Tigers' two local players. India have matches scheduled on June 8, 11, and 14. "Kolkata is the mecca of Indian football. The fans here are great. So many clubs have dedicated fans here, and the great thing is that they all come together to cheer for India when we play as a nation in this city," said Bose. "I hope there is a lot of noise from the stands. That will boost all of us. From our end, we need to pay them back with a qualification for the AFC Asian Cup." The last time the Blue Tigers played here was in 2019, and Kotal said the team can once again feel the home advantage.
Former Nottingham Forest midfielder David Prutton has reflected on the “unbelievable” atmosphere at Wembley on Sunday.
To compete against Ukraine in 2022 is a delicate thing. What is a worthy victory, and what is actually fair? The mammoth public vote for the Ukrainian Eurovision entry was one thing, but international football raises emotions (and tempers) to a whole other level.
Captain Joe Worrall has thanked Nottingham Forest fans for their part in helping to get the club back to the Premier League.