Canada Soccer boots golden financial opportunity with failed matches
Up until a month ago, everything seemed to be going right for Canada Soccer.
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Rafael Nadal seeks 'long-term' relief to fix his injuries
Passion for the game keeps me going, says ageless SpaniardPARIS: Rafael Nadal's predicament in a nutshell - the spirit is willing, but the feet are protesting. The Spaniard - owner of 14 French Open crowns and 22 Grand Slam titles - suffers from Mueller-Weiss syndrome, a degenerative condition that affects bones in the feet. The 36-year-old has needed injections (nerve blocks) on his left foot, two shots before each of his seven matches, along with anti-inflammatories to keep him running this past fortnight at Roland Garros where he extended his record of records.
Third competitor dies in 2022 Isle of Man TT races
The 2022 Isle of Man TT races claimed a third life on Monday when Northern Irish rider Davy Morgan was killed in a crash during the first Supersport race of the event.
Northern Ireland rider dies at Isle of Man TT races
A Northern Ireland rider has been killed at the Isle of Man TT.
TT 2022: Davy Morgan has died
Veteran TT campaigner Davy Morgan, always distinctive in his pink lid, has died.
TT 2022: Peter Hickman doubles up with Superstock victory | Conor Cummins tops 133mph for best-ever lap | Davey Todd toasts maiden podium
Hickman, who won the RST Superbike race on Saturday, clinched his seventh win around the Mountain Course in style, leading all the way in the three-lap race on his Gas Monkey Garage BMW by FHO Racing.
Shock victory for Clara Copponi in Women's Tour as favourite Lorena Wiebes crashes late on during Stage 1
Clara Copponi (FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope) was the major beneficiary of a crash in the closing metres of the first stage in this year’s Women’s Tour to take the first professional victory of her career. The crash, which occurred at high speed on the tight final turn in Bury St Edmunds, saw stage favourite Lorena Wiebes slide out and into the barriers.
‘Too soon’ – Primoz Roglic praises ‘big champion’ Tom Dumoulin after retirement decision
Primoz Roglic is pleased Jumbo-Visma team-mate Tom Dumoulin “has found the answers to some questions” as the Dutchman prepares to retire from cycling. Dumoulin will hang up his bike when his contract expires at the end of the season after revealing he planned to explore «a new and unknown path». Ad/> The 2017 Giro d’Italia champion took an indefinite break to consider his future in January 2021, returning five months later before earning a brilliant silver in the individual time trial at the Tokyo Olympics behind winner Roglic.