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‘Last-chance saloon’ at Giro d’Italia for Mark Cavendish and sprinters on Friday’s Stage 13 – Bradley Wiggins
Mark Cavendish (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) is in “last-chance saloon” if he wants to add to his solitary stage victory at this year’s Giro d’Italia, according to Bradley Wiggins. Friday’s run from San Remo to Cuneo appears to be the final opportunity for the fast men before the race hits the mountains, although they could also feasibly deny a breakaway on Stage 18 next week. Ad/> Cavendish is expected to complete the remainder of the Giro as he chases another win to add to his triumph in Hungary on Stage 3, a task that was made slightly easier after struggling sprint rival Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) abandoned the race on Thursday.
Remembering Kevin Nolan’s under-rated perfect hat-trick for West Ham
When we think back to the final day of the 2012-13 Premier League season, a certain hat-trick will jump out.
Paul Pogba 'U-turns' on Man City transfer due to Man Utd concerns
Paul Pogba and Manchester City had agreed personal terms before the player backed out of the move amid concerns over the reaction from the Manchester United fanbase, according to reports.
Eritrean cyclist Biniam Girmay suffers freak eye injury while celebrating historic victory
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Alpecin-Fenix get tactics spot on as Mathieu Van der Poel turns provider in Stage 12 of Giro d'Italia
Winner turned provider on Thursday as the man we usually associate with standing atop the podium rolled home eight minutes down but all smiles after his team-mate Stefano Oldani took his first ever professional win in the streets of Genova. Mathieu van der Poel came home alongside team-mate Oscar Riesebeek and both were quick to congratulate the winning piece of their Alpecin-Fenix jigsaw after Oldani outfoxed Lorenzo Rota and Gijs Leemreize on the ramped finale to secure the team’s second win of the Giro.
"Se nota que el Real Madrid tiene algo diferente en la Champions"
Fabinho Tavares (28 años) es un viejo conocido del madridismo. Jugó en el Castilla y se ha terminado convirtiendo en la brújula del Liverpool. Sobre el duelo en París y la temporada de los Reds ha hablado el centrocampista brasileño, aún recuperándose de su lesión, pero que atendió a AS y EFE justo
It's a Brands day out for Scots racers at Kent circuit
SCOTS racer Rory Butcher defied tricky conditions at Brands Hatch to bag a haul of British Touring Car Championship points last weekend.