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When Rasmus Hojlund returned to his club after netting five goals for Denmark across back to back matches against Finland, Giorgio Scalvini told him not to let it go to his head.
As Sunday's clash with Tottenham in the Premier League edges closer and closer, Manchester United continue to monitor deals across January, with the onus on improving the squad during the second half of the season.
While most of us are licking our lips at the prospect of a title fight going to the wire, Scott Brown believes it’s over already.
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American gymnast Simone Biles said she felt like a failure after the Tokyo Olympics and would not be crushed if she did not make the United States squad for this year's Paris Summer Games.
Asian Games bronze-medallist Ankita Raina is the only Indian to have received a direct entry in the upcoming ITF Women's Open, set to be hosted by the Karnataka State Lawn Tennis Association in Bengaluru from January 14. Runner-up from the last edition and ranked 208th in singles, she features in the main draw list that has 20 direct entries, along with four wild cards and eight qualifiers. As for the Indians, there could be as many as nine of them in the singles main draw, with four of them being handed the wild cards for the main draw, while five of them would be playing the qualifiers between January 14-15.
LeBron James and his elder son, Bronny, might not have graced the same basketball court for an NBA game yet, but they'll soon appear on the same basketball card.