Singapore kayaker Stephenie Chen finishes 7th in Final C at Paris Olympics
SINGAPORE: Singapore kayaker Stephenie Chen advanced to the women's K1 500m Final C on Saturday (Aug 10).
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Breakout soccer stars of men's Olympics: Paredes, Restes, more - ESPN
With the 2024 Olympic Games coming to a close, the tournament has showcased a number of men's under-23 soccer stars who have caught the attention of fans and clubs alike. ESPN's writers pick out the breakout players who have improved their standing, detail what makes them so special and why they could be on the move during the summer transfer window.
£62.5m bid, Toney, Branthwaite - Man United's final summer transfer moves 'decided'
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US 16-year-old relay gamble almost backfires
PARIS : The United States’ gamble of starting their 4x400 metres relay team with 16-year-old Quincy Wilson almost backfired spectacularly on Friday, until Chris Bailey rescued the red-hot favourites on the last leg to secure progress to the final.
US dominate women's 4x400m women's relay qualifiers
PARIS :The United States dominated the 4x400 metres women's relay qualifiers on Friday, while France also booked a place in the final thanks to Amandine Brossier sneaking past Belgium's Helena Ponette on the home straight.
Wanyonyi leads the way into open 800m final
PARIS : Emmanuel Wanyonyi looked in great shape on Friday as won his semi-final from gun to tape to move into the Olympic 800 metres final where he will hope to make it five in a row for Kenya.
Arsenal gunning to end City dominance, Man United and Liverpool begin new eras
MANCHESTER, England : As they hunt for an unprecedented fifth successive Premier League title, a quiet close season in the transfer market has given Manchester City's rivals hope, with Arsenal looking to make that final step and two English giants beginning new eras.
Injuries loom large over Man United once again
MANCHESTER, England : Coach Erik ten Hag insisted last season could have turned out very differently had injuries not hindered Manchester United's progress, but further setbacks ahead of the new campaign have dampened the mood around Old Trafford once again.