Track and field season rolls on post-Olympics
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Sources: Broncos to release WR Tim Patrick if no trade - ESPN
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Throughout the Denver Broncos' complex, wide receiver Tim Patrick's two-year battle to return from injuries has been an inspiring tale about a popular player.
Major Metrolink warning issued as travel disruption to hit network for three weeks
Tram passengers are being warned to expect disruption as major engineering works take place. Metrolink services in the city centre are set to be hit by works taking place on Mosley Street - between St Peter's Square, Market Street and Piccadilly Gardens.
Micah Richards spots Man City’s biggest vulnerability where rivals can keeping scoring goals
Former Manchester City defender Micah Richards believes his old side's emphatic 4-1 win over Ipswich Town also showed some worrying vulnerability.
Rain, Violent Crash Mar Final Practice For Dutch Grand Prix
A fiery crash and driving rain marred the final practice for the Dutch Grand Prix Saturday, with many top contenders getting little track time before qualifying later in the day. Pierre Gasly from Alpine clocked the fastest lap but teams will have learned little from the session which was reduced to 16 minutes after a crash by US driver Logan Sargeant. Heavy rain had left the Zandvoort track treacherous and nearly every driver that ventured gingerly onto the track struggled to keep the car on the tarmac.
Trossard, Partey earn Arsenal hard-fought win at Villa
BIRMINGHAM, England : Second-half goals by Leandro Trossard and Thomas Partey earned Arsenal earn a hard-fought 2-0 win at Aston Villa on Saturday as Mikel Arteta's side continued their perfect start to the Premier League season.
Fiery Sargeant crash halts final Dutch GP practice
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands :Final practice for the Dutch Formula One Grand Prix was halted on Saturday after Logan Sargeant's Williams crashed heavily and caught fire, with the American jumping out of the wreckage unhurt.
George Russell Tops Practice At Dutch Grand Prix
British driver George Russell set the fastest time in practice at the Dutch Grand Prix on Friday, with local hero Max Verstappen complaining of a lack of pace as he trailled in fifth. Mercedes star Russell set a lap time of 1:10.702 early in the second hour-long practice session and it was never beaten, Oscar Piastri from Australia coming in 0.061 seconds behind in a McLaren. World champion Verstappen of Red Bull came in fifth, 0.284 seconds behind Russell, having been pipped into second by Lando Norris from McLaren in the day's first practice session.