Swiss mum Bencic through to her first Wimbledon semi-final
LONDON :Switzerland's Belinda Bencic won two tiebreaks to beat teenage Russian seventh seed Mirra Andreeva 7-6(3) 7-6(2) on Wednesday and become a first-time Wimbledon semi-finalist.
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Everton sign French forward Barry from Villarreal
Everton have signed French forward Thierno Barry from LaLiga side Villarreal on a four-year contract, the Premier League club said on Wednesday.
'Best way to say goodbye': Fognini retires after Wimbledon epic with Alcaraz
LONDON :Italy's Fabio Fognini announced his retirement from tennis on Wednesday, calling time on a 21-year career that culminated with a memorable five-set thriller against defending Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz that left Centre Court on its feet.
Manchester United dream forward line with Bryan Mbeumo, striker signing and four sales
Manchester United will be hoping to make further additions to their squad ahead of their return to Premier League action next month.
Lesson from French Open final helps Sabalenka overcome Siegemund
LONDON :World number one Aryna Sabalenka may well have lost to 104th-ranked Laura Siegemund in their Wimbledon quarter-final on Tuesday had the Belarusian not had a period of reflection following her French Open final defeat last month.
Return of the Mack brings extra edge to Lions trip to Canberra
SYDNEY :Mack Hansen rolled into Canberra with the British & Irish Lions on Monday but it was far from a trip into the unknown for the Ireland winger, who will play for the tourists off the bench against the ACT Brumbies on Wednesday.
Tennis–Sweet dreams power Cobolli’s Wimbledon surge
Flavio Cobolli is living proof that, at Wimbledon, a good night’s sleep might be the ultimate performance enhancer. The 23-year-old Italian crashed into his first Grand Slam quarter-final on Monday with a fearless win over Marin Cilic and was quick to credit his new, improved lodgings for feeling great.
Alejandro Garnacho denied obvious Man United transfer exit as bargain £24m deal agreed
When Manchester United rejected an offer from Napoli for Alejandro Garnacho worth £40million, they would have done so with a feeling of insult. Fast forward six months and that proposal does not look completely unreasonable.