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Christian Eriksen ready to 'close chapter' on collapse as he returns to action for Denmark
Christian Eriksen says he is happy to «close the chapter» on his life-threatening collapse as he prepares for an emotional return for Denmark. The 30-year-old suffered a cardiac arrest while playing for his country against Finland at Euro 2020 last summer, but has since battled back to fitness leading to a return to the national side. Ad/> Speaking exclusively to Eurosport ahead of Denmark’s friendly match with the Netherlands, Eriksen expressed his happiness at being selected again but admitted a recent Covid scare almost ruined his big comeback.
Verstappen keen to move on from Bahrain blank
JEDDAH: Formula One world champion Max Verstappen goes into Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix keen to get over Red Bull's "double-DNF" hangover and get his title defence going after starting the season with a blank in Bahrain.
Jermain Defoe eyes next chapter as he calls time on "incredible" career
Jermain Defoe realised that even he couldn’t defy his 39 years when tumbled in the box pleading for a penalty against Crewe two weeks ago.
'Parasite!' Spanish media launch astonishing attack on Real Madrid star Gareth Bale
Spanish newspaper Marca have launched a blistering attack on Gareth Bale and have branded the Wales superstar ‘a parasite’ and accused him of ‘sucking’ the club’s money.
Watford in the EFL: How is Almen Abdi getting on these days?
Almen Abdi definitely proved to be one of the more successful Watford signings in the Pozzo era.
Formula 1: Stefano Domenicali opens up on potential further expanded calendar
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says that the season calendar has the potential to comprise up to 30 races in the future, such is the interest from various countries wanting to host a Grand Prix.
West Ham in the EFL: How is Ricardo Vaz Te getting on these days?
Ricardo Vaz Te has been on a rather peculiar footballing journey since leaving West Ham United in the summer of 2015, aged 28.