Lewis Hamilton crashes out of Dutch GP - ESPN
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands — Lewis Hamilton crashed out of the Dutch Grand Prix as his difficult first season as a Ferrari driver continued.
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Australia's De Minaur flying under the radar, as usual
NEW YORK :Australian Alex De Minaur reached the second week of the U.S. Open for the third year in a row with little fanfare on Saturday and said he intended to keep winning until the tournament organisers were forced to give him better billing.
Bournemouth bring Tottenham back down to earth with deserved win
LONDON :The first clouds appeared on Tottenham Hotspur's new dawn as Bournemouth gave them a stark reality check with a 1-0 Premier League victory that flattered the hosts on Saturday.
Barca's Gavi will be back after international break following knee injury, Flick says
Barcelona midfielder Gavi is recovering from a knee injury and will be available after the international break, manager Hansi Flick said ahead of Sunday's LaLiga game at Rayo Vallecano.
Tears flow and records fall as injury woes rock US Open
NEW YORK :Ben Shelton's U.S. Open campaign ended in tears on Friday after he withdrew mid-match with a shoulder injury he called the "worst pain" of his life, while milestone man Novak Djokovic battled through his own physical struggles to reach the fourth round.
Gauff battles on to master new serve, Sinner and Osaka also in action
The U.S. Open's third round continues on Saturday with world number three Coco Gauff hoping that her misfiring serve does not cause her further headaches, while Jannik Sinner and Naomi Osaka will be aiming to continue their run of straight-set wins.
Wales hope drastic reshuffle revives their World Cup hopes
Substantive changes to the Wales line-up for their Women's Rugby World Cup clash against Canada on Saturday are a last-ditch effort to try and salvage their hopes, barely a week into the tournament and after a horror year for Welsh rugby.
Spurs ready to challenge for 4 trophies this season, says manager Thomas Frank
LONDON: Tottenham Hotspur are ready for the “big challenge” of competing in four competitions this season, said new manager Thomas Frank.