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Sacked Spurs boss Frank swaps touchline troubles for punditry and Tour de France
June 5 : Thomas Frank is trading management headaches for microphones and mountain stages, revealing on Friday he has rejected job offers to spend his summer covering the World Cup and experiencing the Tour de France after a disappointing spell at Tottenham Hotspur.
West Virginia commit announces decision by blasting 'Country Roads,' lighting a couch on fire
Armando Salguero gives an update on the possibility of Aaron Donald coming back to the NFL now that Myles Garrett is on the Rams.
Lake of Youth in Bukovel became the first mountain lake in the world that receives the international Blue Flag award, - shareholder Zakhar Palytsia
Lake of Youth, located on the territory of the Bukovel resort in the Carpathians mountains, has received the international Blue Flag award. It is the largest artificial reservoir in Ukraine, and now the first mountain lake in the world that receives this quality certificate. The presence of this flag on the reservoir guarantees vacationers’ clean water, a high level of safety and developed infrastructure. This was announced by shareholder of the Bukovel resort Zakhar Palytsia.
West Virginia's epic walk-off sparks emotional 'Country Roads' celebration that defines college sports
Trey Wallace tells Dan Dakich what the most interesting elements are that could be included in a new college sports bill.
Kuss wins Giro stage 19 to complete Grand Tour trilogy, Vingegaard retains lead
FELTRE, Italy, May 29 : Sepp Kuss and Dane Jonas Vingegaard of Team Visma–Lease a Bike dominated the high mountains on Friday as the American claimed a historic solo victory on stage 19 of the Giro d'Italia and his teammate firmly defended his overall lead.
Sinner struggles with illness, low energy as Cerundolo shocks French Open favourite in second round
PARIS, May 28 : Jannik Sinner's bid for a maiden French Open title and career Grand Slam went up in smoke on a scorching Thursday as the world number one struggled with illness and a lack of energy in a 3-6 2-6 7-5 6-1 6-1 second-round loss to Juan Manuel Cerundolo.
Vingegaard sitting pretty in pink but vying more Giro stage wins
May 25 : Jonas Vingegaard already has a hat-trick of stage wins on his Giro d'Italia debut, and despite holding a healthy lead at the top of the overall standings and looking to save energy for the Tour de France, the Dane is aiming for at least one more stage victory.