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‘Couldn’t be more exciting’ – Dan Lloyd on ‘massive mistake’ that left Mark Cavendish et al disappointed on Stage 18

Mark Cavendish may have been left disappointed after the peloton failed to reel in the escapees on Stage 18 of the Giro d’Italia, but the «massive mistake» that allowed a four-man break to stay away was one of the factors that led to a hugely exciting stage, said Dan Lloyd on the post-race Breakaway. Dries De Bondt (Alpecin-Fenix) led home a four-man break to defy the peloton as the Belgian took a first Grand Tour stage win. He came in ahead of Edoardo Affini (Jumbo-Visma), Magnus Cort (EF Education-EasyPost) and Davide Gabburo (Bardiani-CSF).

ITV Emmerdale fans fear heartbreaking Amelia twist as Samson makes 'big mistake'

Emmerdale fans were left wondering if Samson Dingle had made a 'big mistake' during his quest to reveal his true feelings to Amelia Spencer. The son of Sam Dingle in the ITV soap has been harbouring feelings for his friend for months, giving her makeovers and hanging out with her and Cathy Hope.

Report: Celtics optimistic on Williams availability for Game 5 vs. Heat

The Boston Celtics are optimistic that centre Robert Williams will draw into the lineup tonight following warmups in a critical Game 5 against the Miami Heat, ESPN NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski tweets.

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Gary Lineker brutally trolls Manchester United after embarrassing BBC mistake

Leicester City legend Gary Lineker could not resist aiming a dig at Manchester United after an embarrassing BBC error.

Ricky Hatton being mistaken for his son Campbell after weight loss transformation

Ricky Hatton is being mistaken for his son after his dramatic weight loss transformation ahead of his boxing comeback this summer. Hatton, 43, has not fought since 2012, which even then he had come back from his original 2009 retirement after being knocked out by Manny Pacquiao.

"There Will Be Mistakes...": Sourav Ganguly Opens Up On India Captain Rohit Sharma's Poor Form in IPL 2022

Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma's poor form in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 is not a matter of concern as he will be back among the runs soon, according to BCCI president Sourav Ganguly. The record five-time IPL winning Mumbai Indians skipper had a woeful season finishing with 268 runs from 14 innings at an average of 19.14 with a modest strike-rake 120.17 as their team finished at the bottom of the standings this season. "Everybody is human. There will be mistakes but Rohit's record as captain is outstanding. Five IPL titles, Asia Cup winner, he has won whatever he has captained, so his record as captain is outstanding. Mistakes will happen because they are all human," Ganguly said on the sidelines of a promotional event.

Arsenal ‘optimistic’ over Gabriel Jesus transfer, despite failure to qualify for Champions League

Arsenal remain hopeful of signing Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus, despite the club’s fifth-place finish in the Premier League this season.

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‘Couldn’t be more exciting’ – Dan Lloyd on ‘massive mistake’ that left Mark Cavendish et al disappointed on Stage 18

ITV Emmerdale fans fear heartbreaking Amelia twist as Samson makes 'big mistake'

Report: Celtics optimistic on Williams availability for Game 5 vs. Heat

Barcelona - A-Leagues All Stars en directo: amistoso en Australia

Gary Lineker brutally trolls Manchester United after embarrassing BBC mistake

Ricky Hatton being mistaken for his son Campbell after weight loss transformation

"There Will Be Mistakes...": Sourav Ganguly Opens Up On India Captain Rohit Sharma's Poor Form in IPL 2022

Arsenal ‘optimistic’ over Gabriel Jesus transfer, despite failure to qualify for Champions League