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If it wasn’t clear before, it certainly is now: Leicester City are in a pickle. They’re the only Premier League team who haven’t made a single signing this summer, and that situation does not look like changing imminently. Before bringing players in, they need players out, and as yet, there are no takers. City’s business is at a standstill.
Australian cycling star Michael Matthews believes he’s reprised the story of his distinguished career with one epic triumph of rare courage and heart at the Tour de France.
Indian Premier League (IPL) has always moved in a direction that changed the global cricket calendar as we have known it. This year, it has moved beyond the expected.
Amid all of the excitement surrounding the arrival of Raheem Sterling, the potential knock-on effect of the £45million put down by Todd Boehly is likely to be felt by those with question marks looming over their heads.
The history of the Tour de France is marked by what French observers refer to – while licking their lips – as bouleversements, when the obvious race scenario is turned upside down in an unexpected and dramatic way. One of those great upsets took place this week, when the wraith-like Dane Jonas Vingegaard dislodged the race’s No 1 favourite, Tadej Pogacar, whose domination of the first 10 days had led most onlookers to predict a seamless third overall title.
The longest remaining stage of this year's Tour de France sees the peleton navigate the 202.5km route from Rodez to Carcassonne. The Stage is nominally described as flat but does contain two category three climbs on a rolling terrain. Ad/> Things level off for the finish however which means barring any surprises, the sprinters should take an opportunity to come to the fore.
Jonas Vingegaard’s Tour de France heroics so far this year have come as a ‘surprise’ according to the Breakaway team. The Jumbo-Visma rider remains in yellow following Stage 14, after fending off a series of attacks from General Classification rival Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates). Ad/> Vingegaard would quickly lock on to his wheel on each occasion before they ultimately finished at the line together.
Michael Matthews powered his way up the steep climb to the airfield in Mende to win his first Tour de France stage in five years and surely the finest of his four to date.