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London — When a relentless Manchester City pipped Liverpool to claim the Premier League crown in 2019 it was widely-regarded as one of the most epic title races in top-flight history.
Andrey Rublev won his ninth career title on Sunday by beating Felix Auger-Aliassime of Canada 7-5, 7-6 (7/4) in the Marseille final. "All the battles I have had with Felix since the first time back in 2018 have had drama," Rublev said in his on-court interview. "All have had at least one set that went 7-6 and now he is one of the greatest players." The Russian, ranked seventh in the world, took revenge on the Canadian who won their meeting in the Rotterdam semi-final last week on the way to a first career title, after losing all eight previous finals he had played.
Manchester City pipped Liverpool to claim the Premier League crown in 2019 it was widely-regarded as one of the most epic title races in top-flight history. After a stunning plot twist in the latest round of fixtures, this season's run-in has the potential to be every bit as compelling with City and Liverpool the protagonists again. When Liverpool stumbled around Christmas, dropping seven points in three games, it looked for all the world as though Pep Guardiola's City were running away with it.
LONDON : When a relentless Manchester City pipped Liverpool to claim the Premier League crown in 2019 it was widely-regarded as one of the most epic title races in top-flight history.
Pep Guardiola has reaffirmed that the Premier League title race has "never" been a forgone conclusion after Liverpool closed the gap on his Manchester City side to just six points.
Manchester City’s loss to Tottenham on Saturday has reignited the Premier League title race as Liverpool continue to narrow the gap on the leaders.
MONDAY’S BIG STORIES It’s back on! Ad/> Well, well, well. We have a title race. Who'd ever want one regular day of Barclays when it serves up weekends like this? Premier LeagueManchester United ‘cannot afford to drop any more points’, warns Rangnick15 HOURS AGO A ‘here's what you could have had’ display from Harry Kane has handed Manchester City a reality check and Liverpool a lifeline at the top of the Premier League table.
Ex-F1 driver and current DTM star Timo Glock has given Ferrari his backing to challenge Mercedes and Red Bull for the title this year.