France and Spain safely through in Davis Cup qualifiers
France and Spain both won their doubles rubbers to ease through the first qualifying round of the Davis Cup on Sunday, while Canada need to overturn a 2-0 deficit to progress.
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The 7 Valentine's Day dresses our most stylish writers are wearing this year
After what feels like an eternity, January has finally come to an end, meaning Valentine's Day is just around the corner. If you're not planning on a date night with bae, you may have some Galentine's celebrations on the cards. But whatever you're looking forward to, you're going to need a fire outfit for the ocassion.
Amazon's 13,000 rating £25 perfume beauty buffs compare to £97 Jean Paul Gaultier
Amazon shoppers are flocking to buy a 'gorgeous' perfume that 'smells expensive' with over 13,000 reviews. 9PM by Afnan has 18% off at the time of writing bringing it down to £24.65.
Two men are to blame for the Manchester United mess after Crystal Palace defeat
The Stretford End started a new chant: "He’ll bring the glory days again, we’ll back him from the Stretford End, he’ll turn the Reds around, Ruben Amorim." Not with this lot.
Lewandowski earns Barca win over Alaves to preserve title hopes
Robert Lewandowski’s second-half strike helped Barcelona beat Alaves 1-0 on Sunday to cut the gap on La Liga leaders Real Madrid down to four points.
Kolo Muani double helps Juve to Empoli win
Randal Kolo Muani continued his fine start at Juventus with both goals in Sunday’s 4-1 win in Turin as champions Inter Milan gear up for a crunch derby with AC Milan.
Lakers' title odds improve dramatically after Luka Doncic trade - ESPN
The stunning trade that sent Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers and Anthony Davis to the Dallas Mavericks late Saturday night had swift, dramatic implications on the sports betting markets.
January transfer window: Grading big signings in men's soccer - ESPN
Premier League clubs spent almost £2 billion during the summer transfer window, and there were some really interesting deals. But January 2024 marked the league's lowest total in winter spending in three years (£96.2m), so what does 2025 hold?