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'What’s the point?' – Thomas Tuchel says he's unimpressed at Mike Dean’s apology after Chelsea's draw with Tottenham

Thomas Tuchel has said that he is unimpressed by Mike Dean’s admittance that he made a mistake during Chelsea’s 2-2 draw with Tottenham in the Premier League last weekend. The incident that particularly angered Tuchel after the match was when Spurs’ Cristian Romero pulled Marc Cucurella to the ground by his hair during a corner routine, moments before Harry Kane headed a 96th-minute equaliser to spoil the party at Stamford Bridge. Ad Tempers were high throughout the match, with Tuchel and Antonio Conte getting into a heated exchange during the match and after the final whistle, which saw them both receive red cards.

Ben Pattison hopes a fast finish will fire him onto the podium in Munich

By Will Jennings in Munich Ben Pattison reckons his red-hot ability to finish with a flourish can fire him towards a medal at the multi-sport European Championships. Ad The Basingstoke & Mid Hants athletics star finished second in 800m qualifying on Thursday morning behind Pole Patryk Dobek in Munich. AthleticsCook revels in front of Munich crowdAN HOUR AGO Pattison, 20, left himself with work to do before hitting the accelerator when it mattered to edge into Friday night's semi-finals.

Cook revels in front of Munich crowd

By Will Jennings in MunichSophie cook says sparkling in front of a pole vault-hooked German crowd was an experience she will never forget. The Dudley athlete, 27, delivered a solid showing in Wednesday night's European Championship final with a ninth-place finish behind British teammate Molly Caudery. Ad Cook cleared the bar at 4.40m in Munich after claiming a brilliant personal best of 4.50m in Monday morning's qualifying.

Collins Cup: Match-ups announced with Olympic medallists Kristian Blummenfelt and Hayden Wilde drawn together

The match-ups for the second edition of the Collins Cup have been announced ahead of this year’s event which takes place on Saturday in Slovakia. Inspired by the golf’s Ryder Cup, the Collins Cup sees three teams of 12 (six men and six women) racing for their team in a bid to win points.

Alexandra Bell keeps medal hopes alive after difficult 800m heat

By Will Jennings in MunichAlexandra Bell battled through one of the worst tactical races of her career to keep her medal hopes alive at the multi-sport European Championships. The Leeds middle distance star finished second in her Thursday morning heat as a time of 2:02.43 hauled her into the semi-finals as an automatic qualifier. Ad But Bell struggled to pull together a cohesive race plan and only narrowly scraped past Irish ace Louise Shanahan at Munich's Olympic Stadium.

Injury costs Williams medal in Munich

By Will Jennings in Munich Ben Williams believes ill-timed injury woes hampered his hopes of a medal at the European Championships. Ad But the Stoke star says being the continent's sixth-best triple jumper 'on one leg' can be a platform for progression next season. AthleticsBen Pattison hopes a fast finish will fire him onto the podium in Munich6 MINUTES AGO Williams, 30, finished 0.28m shy of a medal in Wednesday night's final in Munich as Portuguese powerhouse Pedro Pichardo grabbed a brilliant gold medal.

'I want to win the Tour de France' - Richard Carapaz to leave Ineos Grenadiers and join EF Education for 2023

EF Education have announced they have signed Richard Carapaz to join their team for the 2023 cycling season. Carapaz will race at La Vuelta, which begins on Friday, which will be his last Grand Tour for Ineos Grenadiers. Ad He joined Ineos in 2020, finishing second at La Vuelta 2020, third at last year’s Tour de France and was runner-up to Jai Hindley at this year’s Tour de France.

'The Swedish girls are very, very strong' - Alex Noren wants men to be inspired by Maja Stark, Linn Grant

Alex Noren has called on the men’s game in Sweden to take lessons from how the women are flying high in the sport. Noren is the highest-ranked Swede in the men’s game at 55 in the world, with Alexander Bjork being next on the list at 170. Ad Henrik Stenson won a major at the Open in 2016, but he remains the only Swedish man to have lifted one of the sport’s four big tournaments.

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'What’s the point?' – Thomas Tuchel says he's unimpressed at Mike Dean’s apology after Chelsea's draw with Tottenham

Ben Pattison hopes a fast finish will fire him onto the podium in Munich

Cook revels in front of Munich crowd

Collins Cup: Match-ups announced with Olympic medallists Kristian Blummenfelt and Hayden Wilde drawn together

Alexandra Bell keeps medal hopes alive after difficult 800m heat

Injury costs Williams medal in Munich

'I want to win the Tour de France' - Richard Carapaz to leave Ineos Grenadiers and join EF Education for 2023

'The Swedish girls are very, very strong' - Alex Noren wants men to be inspired by Maja Stark, Linn Grant