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Manchester City had 85 per cent possession up to the moment Erling Haaland turned in Phil Foden's cross to open the scoring against Nottingham Forest, but Haaland had not seen the ball once. There still appears to be an issue with Haaland's lack of touches, even though he averaged a goal every 15 touches going into this one.
When the Asia Cup makes its return to Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Tuesday it will feel much like a family reunion.
Tennis icon Serena Williams announced earlier this month that she was retiring from the sport she helped to redefine, but is now hinting at changing her mind. In an interview with American breakfast television show Today, Williams admitted she was unlikely to be playing the next grand slam after this year's US Open — the 2023 Australian Open — but refused to rule it out. «You never know,» Williams said.
WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. — Chase Elliott didn’t need to say a word. It was clear through his silence on the radio in the final laps, his hand gestures as he talked to car owner Rick Hendrick and Jeff Gordon on pit road and his steely glaze in the media center how he felt after teammate Kyle Larson ran him up the track on the final restart, took the lead and won Sunday’s race at Watkins Glen International.
Brock Lesnar, despite turning 45 just last month, is still one of the scariest men on the WWE roster.
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TOKYO : Yokohama F Marinos coach Kevin Muscat has no plans to tailor his tactics to deal with the presence of Spanish World Cup winner Andres Iniesta when the J1 League leaders take on Vissel Kobe in the Asian Champions League on Thursday.
U.S. Grand Prix promoter Bobby Epstein has twice seen the Formula One title settled at his Austin track but this year he hopes the battle goes on for longer.