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Grégoire Munster said “there is a lot of positive to take home” from Rallye Monte-Carlo where he placed fifth in WRC2 Open and third in WRC2 Junior. Oliver Solberg’s rival for the FIA ERC1 Junior title in 2020 was competing on the FIA World Rally Championship opener in a Hyundai i20 N Rally2 run by his father Bernard Munster’s BMA Autosport team.
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Wolves have received a boost in their bid to sign Barcelona midfielder Riqui Puig this month, with journalist Pete O’Rourke talking up a potential move.
Gael Monfils believes he still stands a chance of winning a Grand Slam before ending his career, the Frenchman said after losing to seventh seed Matteo Berrettini in the Australian Open quarter-finals on Tuesday.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, during a meeting with the champions and prize-winners of the 16th Summer Paralympic Games in Tokyo, which took place in Kyiv on Friday, awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine to five-time Games champion, silver and bronze medalist, swimmer Maksym Kripak.
Manchester City's lead at the top of the Premier League will worry the chasing pack, but Gary Neville believes the title race is far from over.
The new F1 season is just around the corner, with Max Verstappen heading into the campaign as the reigning champion for the first time in his career. But with Lewis Hamilton looking to reclaim his crown, both drivers will have to get to grips with a number of key changes to their cars this year.
Kevin De Bruyne has insisted the title race is not over and is determined to make sure Manchester City maintain their intensity.