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Jesus Herrada of Cofidis sprinted to victory to take stage seven of the Vuelta a Espana on Friday, a 190km ride from Camargo to Cistierna, for the Spaniard's second individual stage win in the Spanish Grand Tour.
Manchester United will be buoyed by their terrific performance in Monday’s 2-1 to Liverpool, but will know Southampton will pose a different type of test.
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Toulouse Olympique's relegation from Super League was confirmed on Thursday after they went down 24-14 at home to fellow French side Catalans Dragons.
It ain't what you do, it's the way that you do itAnd that's what gets results — Bananarama and the Fun Boy Three Was it really little more than a year ago that Remco Evenepoel was criticised by many of his fellow Belgians, including team-mates and Eddy Merckx, for the way he rode the Olympic road race? Ad “I think that it’s not the smartest attack I’ve done in my life”, Evenepoel admitted of the move he made 50km from the finish, which saw him blow up and of no use to co-leader Wout van Aert in the finale. Vuelta a EspañaRoglic admits he 'didn’t have legs' after Evenepoel humbling2 HOURS AGO Is it really less than a year since Evenepoel ignored the home team’s plan, and turned animator of the elite men’s World Championship road race in Flanders? “I did not understand why Remco attacked 180km from the finish when he had to be at my side with Jasper Stuyven in the final,” said Wout van Aert, after seeing Remco’s trade team-mate Julian Alaphilippe ride away to his second set of rainbow bands.
A huge crash at the Tour de l’Avenir saw a bike bounce across the finish line and wipe out two riders. A narrow bunch sprint in the Stage 6 finale in Porte du Jura saw a host of riders in contention for victory, with Frenchman Romain Gregoire (Groupama-FDJ) eventually edging the contest.
Ronnie O’Sullivan described his issues with drugs when he was younger as “horrendous” when opening up about his addiction on Eurosport’s The Breakdown podcast. O’Sullivan went through a period, after he had won the UK Championship in 1993 to become the youngest ever ranking event winner at 18 years old, where both of his parents were in jail. Ad His father went to prison in 1992, then his mother in 1996, which led to a difficult spell for O’Sullivan during his 20s, which he explained to Eurosport's Greg Rutherford and Orla Chennaoui.