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The Athletic: Leeds and Marsch now keen on signing 'powerful' 12-goal Premier League attacker
Leeds United are interested in rivalling Nottingham Forest in the race to sign Morgan Gibbs-White, according to The Athletic.
AJ-Usyk winner? Ngannou? DuBoef on Fury's future
Todd duBoef believes a unification bout or a showdown with mixed martial arts star Francis Ngannou could tempt Tyson Fury back into action but admits the unbeaten heavyweight's future remains up in the air.
Mercedes-EQ's Nyck De Vries Comments on Jakarta E-Prix Circuit
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Formula E Mercedes-EQ driver Nyck De Vries in Thursday’s meet and greet event held at the National Monument (Monas) applauded the Ancol circuit layout ahead of the Jakarta E-Prix race.
Tempe votes to negotiate with Coyotes on new arena
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — The Tempe city council has voted to negotiate with the Arizona Coyotes on a proposed development of nearly $2 billion that would include a new arena for the franchise.
On this day in 2019: Tracey Neville announces plan to step down as England boss
Tracey Neville announced on this day three years ago that she would step down as England Netball head coach after that summer’s World Cup in order to start a family.
"I Feel Your Pain": David Warner's Hilarious Post After Stuart Broad Dismisses Devon Conway On Day 1 Of England vs New Zealand 1st Test
Ben Stokes' reign as England Test skipper got off to a blistering start as their pacers bulldozed the New Zealand batting line-up on Day 1 of the ongoing first Test at Lord's. James Anderson and Stuart Broad were recalled to the side after missing the Test series in West Indies earlier this year. The veteran pairing did not disappoint as Anderson got the ball rolling at the 'Mecca of cricket' with the wickets of Kiwi openers Will Young and Tom Latham, respectively.
Viswanathan Anand defeats Wang Hao for third straight win to remain on top in Norway
Viswanathan Anand continued his winning run in the Classical section of the Norway Chess tournament here as he defeated China's Wang Hao in the third round to remain on top of the standings. The 52-year-old Anand won the Armageddon (sudden death game) early on Friday after the regular classical match was drawn after 39 moves. The Armageddon saw the former world champion pip Hao in 44 moves to take his points tally to 7.5. He is followed by American Wesley So, who is on 6 points, and world No. 1 Magnus Carlsen (5.5). This is the Indian ace's third straight win in the Classical section after having beaten Frenchman Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria) in the first two rounds.