World XI beat England on penalties to win Unicef’s Soccer Aid
England lost a penalty shoot-out at the London Stadium as the World XI won Unicef’s Soccer Aid match for the fourth successive year.
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‘We are going to sprint in the Tour with Fabio Jakobsen’ – Mark Cavendish set to miss out on Tour de France
Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl team manager Patrick Lefevere said that Mark Cavendish will likely miss out on selection for the Tour de France, with Fabio Jakobsen the preferred sprinter. The Manxman will only be considered should Jakobsen have any issues, and a final call will be made following the conclusion of the Tour de Suisse on June 21, as the eight riders will be confirmed. Ad/> However, with Covid-19 an ever-present threat, teams will be keeping a number of riders on standby, and that includes Cavendish.
Wakefield 30-24 Warrington: Wolves fall to fifth straight defeat
Warrington fell to their fifth straight defeat as Daryl Powell’s side lost 30-24 away at Wakefield Trinity in Super League.
Verstappen praises Red Bull’s ‘incredible pace’ but admits to ‘luck’
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has admitted that there was an element of luck to his easy victory in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Misano WorldSBK: Razgatlioglu breaks duck with maiden 2022 victory
Pata Yamaha’s Toprak Razgatlioglu finally claimed the long awaited first WorldSBK win of 2022 at Misano in Sunday’s Superpole race.
We are at home, and will be backing ourselves against Hong Kong: Sunil Chhetri
Sunil Chhetri has backed his team to beat Honk Kong in the last qualifying game and secure a berth in next year's AFC Asian Cup. India prevailed over Afghanistan 2-1 in a thrilling match that saw three quick goals being scored at the fag end of the game after both teams denied each other for 86 minutes at the Salt Lake Stadium that had 40000 spectators in the stands on Saturday evening. The day coincided with talismanic skipper Chhetri completing 17 years in international football.
Rourke, Butler shine as Lions dismantle Elks
VANCOUVER — The B.C. Lions opened their Canadian Football League season in dramatic fashion Saturday, trouncing the listless Edmonton Elks 59-15.
Carlos Verona keeps Primoz Roglic at bay to win Stage 6, Slovenian takes Criterium du Dauphine lead from Wout van Aert
Carlos Verona (Movistar) was the last man standing from a breakaway, staying just out of reach of a marauding Primoz Roglic (Jumbo Visma) for his first professional victory, at the age of 29. On the uphill finish to Vaujany, Roglic did more than enough to take over the team lead and yellow jersey, as Wout van Aert (Jumbo Visma) proved unable to endure the pace set by the faster, lighter climbers. Ad/> Jonas Vinegaard (Jumbo Visma) lost 12 seconds to his team-mate but gained enough ground on the rest for third on the stage and second overall.