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EI Atlético afronta un último día de mercado de fichajes invernal con mucho movimiento en sus oficinas. El club volverá a apurar sus opciones hasta el último minuto, con la incorporación de Griezmann a las 23:59 del 31 de agosto todavía en la retina. Y en este enero las necesidades del equipo están concentradas en la defensa.
Nearly two hours after the women's U23 race concluded at the 2022 UCI World Cyclo-cross Championships, tears of frustration still come easily for bronze medalist Fem van Empel.
Renault CEO Luca de Meo says the length of contracts in place at Formula 1 teams means Alpine can “struggle to have talent” when their new signings take a long time to be available to them.
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Former Williams and Red Bull junior Dan Ticktum believes he can show his personality more in Formula E than in the “squeaky clean” world of Formula 1.
Frank Lampard is a bona fide Chelsea legend.
Nick Kyrgios has been criticised for appearing to suggest that fans were more interested in him and Thanasi Kokkinakis winning the men's doubles title than Ash Barty claiming her famous women's singles crown at the Australian Open. It proved to be a famous day for Australian sport with Kyrgios and his compatriot Thanasi Kokkinakis claiming the doubles title on Rod Laver Arena to follow Ash Barty's historic triumph in the women's singles. Ad/> The 26-year-old, somewhat predictably, caused his good friend to cringe in his victory speech when he said «this boy is gonna be out tonight», but he then went on to upset many with his comments appearing to compare the ratings of their match with Barty's.
Marianne Vos beat compatriot Lucinda Brand in a sprint finish to win the UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas in the United States. Third place went to Italian rider Silvia Persico, preventing Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado — another Dutch team-mate — from completing a hat-trick. Ad/> Vos was fortunate to keep in the race after almost tumbling in the second corner but was able to right her balance and she followed Brand and Alavarado.