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Tottenham recovered from an early setback to thrash Southampton 4-1 and make a flying start to the new Premier League season. Spurs surprisingly fell behind inside 12 minutes of their home opener in the north London sunshine, with Saints captain James Ward-Prowse defying an intense start from the hosts to volley home Moussa Djenepo’s cross from 18 yards.
After a smooth, accomplished, largely untroubled victory over Southampton (scroll down for the match report), Antonio Conte gave a hint of the direction he wanted Tottenham to travel. What he wanted, he said, were players who fit into his system.
"That’s what happens in football, players get injured, they get ill, someone else gets an opportunity and you can’t get back in."
The Switzerland international blasted Newcastle ahead to end their frustration.
Jacques Nienaber lauded Malcolm Marx for a blockbuster performance in his 50th Test for South Africa, who beat the All Blacks 26-10 in Nelspruit.
A heartbroken Maria Tsaptsinos paid tribute to her doubles partner and best friend Tin-Tin Ho after the English table tennis duo’s Commonwealth Games came to an end.
Chiellini is back up to his old tricks.
Dorking’s Alice Capsey cursed a batting collapse against New Zealand that ended England’s hopes of salvaging bronze from cricket’s Commonwealth Games debut.
Nice had been linked with a move for Edinson Cavani, but club president Jean-Pierre Rivere said the striker's future lies elsewhere.
Top-flight clubs agreed earlier this year to allow five substitutes from the start of the 2022-23 campaign.
Coco Gauff was the betting favourite to win the Silicon Valley Classic before being eliminated by Spain's Paula Badosa in straight sets.
There was some street theatre introduced at Firhill for the half-time entertainment but by that stage the Firhill crowd had been less than thrilled by a bit of slapstick that had saw them head into the interval trailing.
Chun In-gee leads the way at Muirfield, with Hinako Shibuno tumbling down the standings after a disappointing day.
Taylor Fritz faces Andy Murray in one of the highlights of the first round.
Chief executive Nick Pink said the momentum for women’s sport has been “building for a number years”.
More than two years after taking a knee was adopted in the Premier League, the gesture will now be reserved for particular occasions.
SOUTHEND United defender Ollie Kensdale is setting his sights high with the Shrimpers this season.
Apart from the top two, the Premier League has been harder than ever to call this season...
Teen diving duo Desharne Bent-Ashmeil and Amy Rollinson believe they handled the occasion well after finishing fourth in the women’s synchro 3m springboard final.
Manchester United on Sunday fell to a deserved defeat to Brighton as the Erik ten Hag started in defeat for the new manager. It was a dismal display, and the visitors took full advantage as Pascal Gross twice scored in the first half to confirm the Seagulls’ first ever win over United. Ronaldo, who started on the bench, was introduced before the hour mark but could not inspire the comeback.
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