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Family update reveals positive news in Gino Rea’s ongoing recovery following EWC crash

A statement issued by Gino Rea’s family recently confirmed that the British rider “has continued to surprise everyone again and again” following his crash in practice for the 43rd Coca-Cola Suzuka 8 Hours Endurance Race, round three of the FIM Endurance World Championship in August. Rea suffered serious head injuries when he fell from his F.C.C. TSR Honda France machine and has been in hospital in Japan ever since with his family issuing updates on his condition.

Glazers ready to sell Man Utd for £3.75 billion, Chelsea failed in £50-million bid for Romeo Lavia on Deadline Day

The Glazers name their price The Glazers could be prepared to sell Manchester United as the Mail reveal that the family have slapped a £3.75-billion price tag on the Premier League club. The report state that this is the figure that would be enough to sell the Manchester club and it looks into potential buyers. Britain's richest man, Jim Ratcliffe, is a Manchester United supporter and recently attempted to buy Chelsea before Todd Boehly and his consortium completed the takeover.

‘It seems like he doesn’t care’ – Corentin Moutet slammed for behaviour in defeat to Casper Ruud at US Open

Corentin Moutet was urged to show more focus and concentration after not producing his best performance in his US Open fourth-round loss to Casper Ruud. Moutet showed glimpses of his quality during the 6-1 6-2 6-7(4) 6-2 defeat, particularly in the third set when the Frenchman dug deep to spark hopes of a comeback. Ad But ultimately some questionable actions during the match overshadowed a promising performance.

‘Novak-esque’ – Coco Gauff a ‘total package’ like Djokovic says Eurosport's Mats Wilander after win over Zhang Shaui

Eighteen-year-old Coco Gauff has been described as the «total package» and was also praised for her maturity following her hard-fought 7-5 7-5 victory over Zhang Shaui to set up a place in the last eight of the US Open. After taking the first set in brilliant fashion, Gauff was staring at a decider after Zhang took a 5-3 lead in the second set. But the young American dealt with the pressure to win the next four games and keep her bid of winning her home Grand Slam alive.

Coco Gauff clinches place in US Open quarter-finals against Caroline Garcia with brilliant display to beat Zhang Shaui

Coco Gauff is through to the US Open quarter-finals for the first time following a thrilling 7-5 7-5 victory over Zhang Shuai on Arthur Ashe Stadium. The 12th seed produced a brilliant display in front of a raucous home crowd, sealing the first set in 55 minutes with a brilliant winner up the line after breaking Zhang three times in an absorbing battle. Ad It looked like Zhang would take the match to a decider when she broke Gauff at 5-3, but the 18-year-old broke back immediately and took the next three games to book her place in the last eight.

Dustin Johnson makes eagle to beat Anirban Lahiri and Joaquin Niemann in play-off at LIV Golf Boston

In what has been a week of firsts for LIV Golf, Dustin Johnson secured victory in the series’ first play-off with a stunning eagle putt. Matthew Wolff, who snapped his putter in frustration on Sunday, made the first hole in one the competition’s history — admittedly there have been only four events. Ad The first three events have not really set the pulse racing, with no real drama towards the end of the tournaments.

Roma's unbeaten Serie A start ended as Udinese hit four past Jose Mourinho's side with Gareth Southgate watching

Roma saw their unbeaten start to the season ended in crushing fashion as they lost 4-0 to Udinese. Jose Mourinho’s side had won three of their opening four games without conceding a goal, but they were firmly second best at the Dacia Arena on Sunday evening. Ad England manager Gareth Southgate was in attendance to watch Tammy Abraham and Chris Smalling, both of whom started ahead of the upcoming international break later this month.

Matthew Wolff breaks putter in frustration, throws it into trees at LIV Golf event in Boston

Matthew Wolff tumbled out of contention on the final day of the LIV Golf event in Boston, and his putter took the blame. Wolff played superbly from tee to green for the first couple of days — he made a hole in one on Friday — but struggled with the putter. Ad He entered the final round at the Oaks Course in Boston four shots adrift of leader Talor Gooch, with his hopes resting on a fast start.

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Family update reveals positive news in Gino Rea’s ongoing recovery following EWC crash

Glazers ready to sell Man Utd for £3.75 billion, Chelsea failed in £50-million bid for Romeo Lavia on Deadline Day

‘It seems like he doesn’t care’ – Corentin Moutet slammed for behaviour in defeat to Casper Ruud at US Open

‘Novak-esque’ – Coco Gauff a ‘total package’ like Djokovic says Eurosport's Mats Wilander after win over Zhang Shaui

Coco Gauff clinches place in US Open quarter-finals against Caroline Garcia with brilliant display to beat Zhang Shaui

Dustin Johnson makes eagle to beat Anirban Lahiri and Joaquin Niemann in play-off at LIV Golf Boston

Roma's unbeaten Serie A start ended as Udinese hit four past Jose Mourinho's side with Gareth Southgate watching

Matthew Wolff breaks putter in frustration, throws it into trees at LIV Golf event in Boston