Lionel Messi proving he can even out-dribble players on the floor is forever mesmerising
Lionel Messi slaloming past three, four, five, six, seven or more players in full flow is one of the most beautiful sights in all of sport.
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Franklin feels switching coach will help ahead of new season
Olympic silver medallist Mallory Franklin believes switching coaches will give her a crucial edge ahead of the new international canoe slalom season. After more than ten years working alongside Craig Morris, the Windsor star has switched to two-time Olympic silver medallist Richard Hounslow. Ad/> Under Morris, Franklin won silver at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, five World Championship golds and six European golds.
Megan Hamer-Evans: Under-23 disappointment fuelled canoeing dream
Pontypridd paddler Megan Hamer-Evans believes the disappointment of being left out of British Canoeing's Under-23 team fuelled her journey to the senior squad. Hamer-Evans is part of the ten-strong British slalom team for the 2022 season, following Easter weekend's tightly contested selection event. Ad/> The K1 star is now set to make her international debut after qualifying for a first senior team and believes last year's disappointment was a driving force behind her current success.
World Cup schedule adds alpine ski races at 2 U.S. sites for 2022-23 season
The World Cup circuit will be making two more ski racing stops in the United States by adding alpine events at Palisades Tahoe in California and Aspen, Colo.
Joe Clarke challenges Czech paddler Jiřà Prskavec
Olympic champion Joe Clarke laid down the gauntlet to his gold medal successor Jiřà Prskavec, insisting he is back to full fitness and ready to knock the Czech paddler off his perch. The Stafford & Stone star picked up K1 gold at Rio 2016 but did not defend his title before suffering a shoulder injury in 2019 and a wrist injury at the start of January. Ad/> In Clarke's absence, Prskavec has reigned supreme, winning Olympic and European gold.
Leo Messi owes us all an explanation for his dribble so outrageous that it's gone viral again
Lionel Messi might just be the greatest dribbler in the history of men’s football.
Carra’s right, De Bruyne is the GOAT… just look at his title-winning dribble
No Manchester City fan will be caught counting their chickens ever again after last Wednesday’s collapse against Real Madrid.