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Repsol Honda’s Marc Marquez has been punished with a double long-lap penalty for the next round of the 2023 MotoGP World Championship in Argentina, though the eight-time GP World Champion could be forced to miss the next event anyway due to a hand injury.
Javier Tebas memperingatkan Barcelona soal kasus suap wasit. Presiden LaLiga itu meminta Blaugrana jangan terlalu santai.
Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep) secured victory on the final stage of the Volta a Catalunya but couldn't quite get the better of Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) in the General Classification. Roglic started the day with a 10-second advantage over Evenepoel and despite the Belgian’s best efforts, his rival clung to his wheel like glue for much of the ride around Barcelona. Ad It was a thrilling climax to the race with the two men showing great form and whetting the appetite for another duel at the upcoming Giro d’Italia.
What must Pep Guardiola have felt when he got the news that Erling Haaland was withdrawing from the Norway squad without kicking a ball?
Manchester United bidder Thomas Zilliacus believes the Glazers’ disconnect with fans is a major reason for their unpopularity.
Kabar kembalinya Lionel Messi ke Barcelona tak membuat semua pihak senang. Dikabarkan ada empat pemain yang tak setuju.
United face battle for Veiga Manchester United, Newcastle, Liverpool and Manchester City are all targeting Celta Vigo’s Gabri Veiga, according to the Mirror. Ad The 20-year-old looks set to leave in the summer, and with United perhaps losing Fred and other players, and as their Premier League rivals all hope to reinforce, there could be a bidding war on the cards.
Sir Alex Ferguson made a habit of two things in the transfer market during his legendary reign as Manchester United manager; strengthening his squad when they were on top and/or pulling rank on Premier League rivals to do so. Only one time it might literally have backfired.