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Pressing Spain is simple in theory, painful in practice, says Lopetegui
NEW YORK, July 18 : Julen Lopetegui knows what it is to see Argentina picked apart by Spain's passing carousel, but the former Spain manager says Sunday's World Cup final will be no nostalgic rerun of a friendly thrashing in Madrid.
George Russell left frustrated as ‘serious issue’ with car hampers title bid
An “infuriated” and “powerless” George Russell said he was fighting for the world championship with “one hand behind my back” amid an undiagnosed straight-line speed problem within his Mercedes.
Brewers starter Brandon Woodruff to undergo shoulder surgery - ESPN
MILWAUKEE — On the same day the Brewers gave fans Brandon Woodruff bobbleheads, the starting pitcher announced he would be undergoing another anterior capsule surgery on his right shoulder, likely ending his season.
Fox eyes first major title after joining 62 club
SOUTHPORT, England, July 18 : New Zealand's Ryan Fox surged into contention for the British Open title by matching the lowest round in men's major championship history with a brilliant third-round 62 at Royal Birkdale on Saturday, but it could have been even better.
F1 leader Antonelli celebrates dad's birthday with Spa pole
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium, July 18 : Formula One leader Kimi Antonelli celebrated his father's birthday by taking pole position for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix with Red Bull's Max Verstappen alongside on the front row and Mercedes teammate and title rival George Russell right behind.
Russell says serious issue slowing his car, rules out driving style
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium, July 18 : George Russell ruled out driving style as a factor in being out-qualified yet again by championship-leading Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli on Saturday and said his car was being slowed by a mystery issue.
McIlroy calls DeChambeau penalty at Open 'pretty obvious' - ESPN
SOUTHPORT, England — While Max Homa defended Bryson DeChambeau and other golfers seemed to give him the benefit of the doubt following his two-stroke penalty in the second round of The Open, reigning Masters champion Rory McIlroy didn't mince words when he was asked whether DeChambeau should have been penalized for improving «the area of his intended swing» in tall grass on the fifth hole.