Mikel Arteta problem position exposed by 'definite' three-man Arsenal transfer wishlist
Mikel Arteta might consider signing a striker a priority but his real problem is in midfield where Arsenal's biggest transfer targets proves a problem.
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Swiatek beat Gauff to regain title at French Open
• Zverev Participation At Wimbledon In Doubt Over Injury Iga Swiatek stretched her incredible winning run to 35 matches by beating Coco Gauff in straight sets to regain the French Open title.
Avalanche take commanding 3-0 series lead, push Oilers to brink
You can take away any number of top players from the Colorado Avalanche but they still have the type of depth that makes them one of the NHL’s elite teams.
Jocelyn Alo says pain of April loss fueled Oklahoma in big WCWS win over Texas -- 'Chip on our shoulder'
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — This Oklahoma softball juggernaut is already secure as one of the greatest teams of all time.
Real Madrid defend fans, demand answers after chaos at Stade de France
Real Madrid fans gather at Cibeles square to celebrate their team’s 14th European Cup on May 29, 2022, in Madrid, a day after beating Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League final in Paris. – Real Madrid claimed a 14th European Cup as Vinicius Junior’s goal saw them beat Liverpool 1-0 in the Champions League final at the Stade de France amid chaotic scenes yesterday. (Photo by GABRIEL BOUYS / AFP)
MotoGP Catalunya: Espargaro expecting ‘very difficult race’
Aleix Espargaro’s dream MotoGP weekend continued at Barcelona as the Aprilia rider claimed two all-time circuit records on his way to pole position.
MotoGP Catalunya: ‘We can have a great fight tomorrow’ - Quartararo
Monster Energy Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo claimed a front row start for the CatalanGP with the third fastest time in Saturday’s qualifying.
Billie Jean-King In "Second Class Citizens" Claim After French Open Schedule Row
Tennis pioneer Billie Jean-King waded into the French Open scheduling row on Saturday by claiming women players are treated like "second class citizens". Roland Garros organisers came under fire for putting nine men's matches in 10 night sessions this year. Tournament director Amelie Mauresmo said men's matches were more appealing, comments from which she eventually walked back on. "You've got to put them when it's prime time, and you have got to figure it out and you want to give equal opportunity to both genders," said US legend King, a founder of the WTA and vocal advocate for women's rights.