Leclerc will take a step up after Monaco win, says Vasseur
Ferrari expect Charles Leclerc to take a step up after finally celebrating a dream home win in Monaco, according to team boss Fred Vasseur.
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Is Shohei Ohtani too good of a hitter to pitch, like Babe Ruth? - ESPN
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Greece's Super League must build on 'dream season', says league chief
ATHENS : Greece's Super League must build on a successful season that included a 15-year attendance record, its head said on Tuesday as the country prepares to watch a Greek club play in a European final for the first time in more than half a century.
Boy given 'devastating' diagnosis after going to hospital with a twinge in his knee
His bravery in the face of horrendous adversity has been so inspiring it has crossed the divide of United and City fans. Jake Last was showing real promise as a young footballer two years ago.
Stacey Solomon announces huge career move as she admits 'I want to be a stay at home mum'
Stacey Solomon has hinted at a potential shift in her bustling career to embrace more time at home with her brood of five, suggesting she might scale back on her television commitments. The Sort Your Life Out presenter spoke about being at a "pivotal moment" and harbouring aspirations to become a "stay at home mum."
Despite first-round loss, Nadal's legacy at the French Open is unparalleled - ESPN
PARIS — THE CHEERS and shouts of «Vamos Rafa!» started even before the first glimpse of Rafael Nadal on Court Philippe-Chatrier. Just like in previous years, the crowd roared ever louder as their hero warmed up, against the backdrop of stadium announcer Marc Maury reading out his incredible list of French Open triumphs.
Heart-breaking tributes as co-owner of beloved Greater Manchester pizzeria dies
The co-owner of a popular pizza restaurant and takeaway in Trafford has tragically passed away after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Two-Time Runner-Up Casper Ruud Dreams Of French Open Title
Casper Ruud said he would love to think 2024 is finally his year at the French Open, but added that Novak Djokovic remained his favourite to win the tournament, which starts on Sunday. Twice a runner-up in Paris, Ruud heads to Roland-Garros on a high after winning the Geneva Open title for a third time -- but said Djokovic, the world number one and defending champion, remained top of the pecking order, despite a shaky season so far. Norwegian Ruud, the world number seven, beat 44th-ranked Czech Tomas Machac 7-5, 6-3 in Saturday's final to add to the Geneva trophies he won in 2021 and 2022.