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'I wouldn't be surprised if that changes' - Jon Rahm questions PGA Tour requirement to play in 20 events

Jon Rahm is the first big-name PGA Tour star to break ranks, suggesting the revamped schedule should be amended. In a bid to combat the threat of LIV Golf, PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan unveiled changes for the 2023 season — which included added prize pots and a commitment by the top players to compete in 20 tournaments (12 Elevated Events, four majors, the Players Championship and three events of their choosing). Ad Rahm was not fully aware of the need to play in 20 events, and said it would put a particular strain on European players who want to support the DP World Tour — and those who have designs on playing in the Ryder Cup as there is a requirement to play four events in Europe.

'Fantastic football' - Jurgen Klopp praises Liverpool after record-breaking 9-0 win over Bournemouth

Jurgen Klopp praised his side's «fantastic football» as Liverpool thrashed Bournemouth 9-0 in the club's best ever Premier League result. The Reds were 2-0 up inside 10 minutes on a record-breaking night that saw eight different goalscorers, but remarkably Mohamed Salah was not among them. Ad It's exactly what the club needed, to bounce back after a 2-1 defeat by Manchester United and after taking just two points from there first three matches.

Speedway Grand Prix 2022 Wroclaw LIVE - Rivals set sights on championship leader Bartosz Zmarzlik

Relive Bewley's win in Cardiff Ad Speedway GPWATCH — Top fiver riders make their lane selections at the Wroclaw Speedway GP4 HOURS AGO 'MEDALS THE AIM NOW' — DAN BEWLEY CONFIDENT OF STRONG FINISH AHEAD OF WROCLAW MEETING Dan Bewley is hoping to use his maiden Speedway Grand Prix victory in Cardiff as a springboard to more success, starting this weekend in Wroclaw. The ever-improving 23-year-old lit up the Principality Stadium, winning in his first SGP final in what has been an increasingly improving season.

'They are way too fast' - Ferrari's Charles Leclerc worried over Red Bull threat at Belgian Grand Prix

Ferrari duo Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz — who will start the Belgian Grand Prix on pole — admitted Red Bull have the quickest car for Sunday’s race at Spa. Sainz was second quickest in qualifying but as Max Verstappen took new parts, he was one of seven drivers to be given a grid penalty. Ad That means Sainz takes pole and Sergio Perez is in second, with Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton in third and fourth respectively.

'You went for the money' - Butch Harmon demands honesty from LIV Golf players, defends Phil Mickelson

Butch Harmon has leapt to the defence of Phil Mickelson, but said players who defected to LIV Golf should be honest and say they moved for the money. Mickelson was the first high-profile player to join the Saudi-funded series, with the six-time major winner reportedly lured across by a contract in the region of $200 million. Ad The left hander has been widely criticised for his move, after labelling the Saudis «scary motherf*****s” and saying he was well aware of their „horrible record on human rights” only to move anyway.

Chelsea 2-1 Leicester City: Raheem Sterling doubles helps Blues to win over Foxes despite Conor Gallagher red

Chelsea managed to hold on with ten men to defeat Leicester 2-1. The opening 45 minutes was action packed and dominated by refereeing decisions.

Jay Vine doubles up in mist as Primoz Roglic glues to Remco Evenepoel at La Vuelta

Jay Vine (Alpecin–Deceuninck) disappeared into the mist to claim another sensational win at La Vuelta on Stage 8, as Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) stayed glued to the wheel of Remco Evenepoel (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) in the red jersey. Vine made his move from the breakaway with 6km remaining, decimating a group including aging stars Thibaut Pinot (Groupama–FDJ) and Mikel Landa (Bahrain Victorious).

Manchester City 4-2 Crystal Palace: Erling Haaland scores hat-trick as champions fight back from 2-0 down

A fantastic second half hat-trick from Erling Haaland helped Manchester City recover from two goals down against Crystal Palace to secure a dramatic 4-2 comeback victory at the Etihad Stadium to go top of the Premier League. Palace took four points off Pep Guardiola’s side last season, and the Eagles took the lead in this fixture once again after just four minutes. Ad John Stones put the ball into his own net from an Ebere Eze free-kick to give the visitors the advantage.

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'I wouldn't be surprised if that changes' - Jon Rahm questions PGA Tour requirement to play in 20 events

'Fantastic football' - Jurgen Klopp praises Liverpool after record-breaking 9-0 win over Bournemouth

Speedway Grand Prix 2022 Wroclaw LIVE - Rivals set sights on championship leader Bartosz Zmarzlik

'They are way too fast' - Ferrari's Charles Leclerc worried over Red Bull threat at Belgian Grand Prix

'You went for the money' - Butch Harmon demands honesty from LIV Golf players, defends Phil Mickelson

Chelsea 2-1 Leicester City: Raheem Sterling doubles helps Blues to win over Foxes despite Conor Gallagher red

Jay Vine doubles up in mist as Primoz Roglic glues to Remco Evenepoel at La Vuelta

Manchester City 4-2 Crystal Palace: Erling Haaland scores hat-trick as champions fight back from 2-0 down