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Premier League predictions: Liverpool champions in 2022-23, Chelsea and Manchester United struggle

Who’s excited? Another edition of the Premier League kicks off on Friday as Crystal Palace ‘welcome’ Arsenal to Selhurst Park, while we offer warm greetings to Nottingham Forest and say «oh, they let you back in?» to Fulham and Bournemouth. Plenty of narratives are already beginning to take shape as the 2022-23 season looms: are Manchester United still hopeless? Will Everton sack Frank Lampard before, during or after October? Can Bournemouth get more than 10 points? Ad/> It’s also a World Cup year which throws another spanner in the mix – a pretty enormous spanner given the Qatar finals are plonked in the run-up to Christmas, with only a fleeting chance for pre-tournament preparations and post-tournament sleep.

Alex Telles: Manchester United left-back joins La Liga club Sevilla on a season-long loan move

Manchester United left back Alex Telles has joined Sevilla on a season-long loan. The 29-year-old has joined the La Liga club ahead of the 2022-23 season. His transfer comes after United signed left back Tyrell Malacia from Feyenoord earlier in the transfer window.

'I begged Greg Norman to let me be on the LIV tour' - Former Open champion John Daly reveals failed LIV bid

Jon Daly has revealed that he begged LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman for a spot on his roster. LIV has disrupted the sport, with the Saudi-backed organisation luring a host of star names with massive contracts and huge purses for events. Ad/> The likes of Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau have jumped ship from the PGA Tour to LIV, and former Open champion Daly — one of the most recognisable figures in golf — has revealed he asked for a piece of the action.

Jessica Korda playing in borrowed clothes at Women's Open after suitcase goes missing on way to Muirfield

Jessica Korda has revealed she has been wearing other players’ clothes after hers went missing on their way to the Women’s Open. Korda arrived in Edinburgh without her clubs or clothes after they went missing. Her clubs have since arrived, but she is still without her suitcase — and has been borrowing off colleagues at Muirfield.

Geraint Thomas suffers crash in time trial, Rohan Dennis seals gold with Fred Wright taking silver

Geraint Thomas took third place at the Commonwealth Games time trial on Thursday afternoon despite a huge early setback after falling off his bike. Thomas had been one of the favourites going into the race but suffered a huge setback when he crashed early on. The incident cost him around 30 seconds, and he was 28.49 seconds off gold at the race finish.

'Who knows?' - R&A chief Martin Slumbers coy on talk of Open move for St Andrews to accommodate Tiger Woods

Martin Slumbers has sidestepped a question on whether the R&A would juggle with the Open rotation to give Tiger Woods the chance to play at St Andrews again. An injured Woods missed the cut at the Open Championship last month, as he continues to strive for fitness following a car crash that almost saw him lose a leg. Ad/> The Open schedule has been announced through to 2025, with Royal Liverpool, Royal Troon and Royal Portrush confirmed as the next three venues.

SERT have high hopes for EWC Suzuka 8 Hours

Current FIM Endurance World Championship leading team, Yoshimura Suzuki Endurance Racing Team Motul, enter the third round of the championship, the 43rd Coca Cola Suzuka 8 Hours with high hopes of a podium finish, confirmed by a promising first day of testing. Thanks to its victory in the 24 Heures Motos of Le Mans (France) and its fourth place in the 24 Hours of Spa EWC Motos (Belgium), the Yoshimura SERT Motul team leads the provisional world championship standings by 15 points. The Japanese event marks the halfway point of the season.

WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup update

Discovery Sports Events and the FIA are surprised by the decision of Cyan Racing and Geely Group Motorsport to discontinue their participation in the 2022 WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup, which was not expected in light of extensive dialogue between the FIA, Cyan Racing, Geely Group Motorsport, Goodyear and WSC to address concerns following the tyre issues that occurred during WTCR Race of Italy. During positive discussions on Friday between the FIA, Geely and WSC, measures proposed by the FIA and WSC included reducing the compensation weight of all WTCR cars by 20 kilograms, Goodyear’s proposal of the organisation of an additional test at Anneau du Rhin this evening to give all teams the opportunity to run Goodyear’s recommended settings on a track where Cyan Racing tested earlier this year, along with other teams, without reporting any tyre-related issues. Ad/> In addition to its support of this additional test and the analysis conducted to ensure that the tyres work well on this circuit, Goodyear offered to replace the carry-over tyres from the previous event.

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Premier League predictions: Liverpool champions in 2022-23, Chelsea and Manchester United struggle

Alex Telles: Manchester United left-back joins La Liga club Sevilla on a season-long loan move

'I begged Greg Norman to let me be on the LIV tour' - Former Open champion John Daly reveals failed LIV bid

Jessica Korda playing in borrowed clothes at Women's Open after suitcase goes missing on way to Muirfield

Geraint Thomas suffers crash in time trial, Rohan Dennis seals gold with Fred Wright taking silver

'Who knows?' - R&A chief Martin Slumbers coy on talk of Open move for St Andrews to accommodate Tiger Woods

SERT have high hopes for EWC Suzuka 8 Hours

WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup update