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England Euro 2024 qualifying squad: Eberechi Eze and Lewis Dunk called up, but Raheem Sterling, Mason Mount left out

Gareth Southgate has called up Eberechi Eze and Lewis Dunk for England's upcoming Euro 2024 qualifiers, but has left Raheem Sterling and Mason Mount out of the squad. There was also no place for Arsenal defender Ben White, but Trent Alexander-Arnold, Tyrone Mings and Harry Maguire have been included. Ad England first travel to face Malta on June 16, before heading home to Old Trafford where they will take on North Macedonia on June 19.

Game-changing new campaign getting blind and partially sighted people active

A trailblazing new campaign is tackling the disparity of physical activity among blind and partially sighted people in a bid to propel participation to new heights. In a series of emotive videos, the See Sport Differently initiative shares the real stories of blind and partially sighted people who have overcome the many hurdles that often prevent them from getting involved in sport and physical activity.

Alexander Ursenbacher explains sparkling record against snooker GOAT Ronnie O'Sullivan - 'He gets the best out of me'

Alexander Ursenbacher will return to snooker Q School this week in a bid to regain his professional status after enduring a miserable time last season. The talented Swiss player — dubbed 'Federer of the Baize' — won only eight matches in ranking events with half of those coming via the shorter format Championship League and Shoot Out competitions. Ad He slumped from 45th in the rankings at the end of the 2021/22 season to 87 a year later, with the fallout forcing him to head to Leicester in the quest to recapture a fresh two-year tour card.

Mats Wilander on Yannick Noah epic at 1983 French Open: 'I lost a final, but I won a friend' - Legends' Voice

When Mats Wilander met Yannick Noah on 5 June 1983 to face the local hero and the whole of France in the final of the French Open, he seemed the logical favourite. At least that's how he saw himself. As the defending champion, winner of 36 of his last 37 matches on clay, the Swede could not see himself as anything but a winner.

Table tennis ace Baldwin ready for another taste of senior action

Okehampton table tennis ace Mari Baldwin is eager for another taste of elite-level action following a successful senior debut. The 19-year-old is still technically a junior player but was called up to represent England at senior level for the first time earlier this year at the European Team Championship Qualifications in Croatia. Ad It was a successful campaign for Baldwin and the rest of the team, who qualified for the Sweden showpiece this September, and competing there is now one of her main targets for the rest of 2023.

Ruud van Nistelrooy steps down as PSV Eindhoven boss with immediate effect over lack of 'support'

Ruud van Nistelrooy has stepped down as PSV Eindhoven boss with immediate effect over a lack of «support», the club have announced. Former Manchester United and Real Madrid forward Van Nistelrooy only arrived as head coach last March, but has taken his leave ahead of PSV's final Eredivisie game of the season against AZ Alkmaar on Sunday. Ad PSV currently sit in second in the Dutch top flight, with their final match set to decide whether they finish there, or in third place should Ajax catch them.

Vinicius Junior not thinking about leaving Real Madrid despite receiving racist abuse, says Carlo Ancelotti

Vinicius Junior is not thinking about leaving Real Madrid despite being subjected to racist abuse, says head coach Carlo Ancelotti. The Brazilian forward suffered abuse during Madrid's 1-0 loss to Valencia at the Mestalla last Sunday, which resulted in the arrest of three people at the match in question. Ad The Spanish Football Federation responded by issuing Valencia with a €45,000 (£39,000) fine, and a partial closure of their stadium for five games.

Jacob Dawson's perspective on life shifted by near-fatal blood clot

Jacob Dawson's perspective on life, the universe and rowing has been shifted by a blood clot that nearly killed him. The Plymouth-born Olympic bronze medallist contracted Covid-19 in April 2022 and one night, sitting at the desk in his room doing life admin, felt some discomfort in his rib.

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England Euro 2024 qualifying squad: Eberechi Eze and Lewis Dunk called up, but Raheem Sterling, Mason Mount left out

Game-changing new campaign getting blind and partially sighted people active

Alexander Ursenbacher explains sparkling record against snooker GOAT Ronnie O'Sullivan - 'He gets the best out of me'

Mats Wilander on Yannick Noah epic at 1983 French Open: 'I lost a final, but I won a friend' - Legends' Voice

Table tennis ace Baldwin ready for another taste of senior action

Ruud van Nistelrooy steps down as PSV Eindhoven boss with immediate effect over lack of 'support'

Vinicius Junior not thinking about leaving Real Madrid despite receiving racist abuse, says Carlo Ancelotti

Jacob Dawson's perspective on life shifted by near-fatal blood clot