Al via i test di pre season anche per gli Spurs.
Gary Elphick jokes he and his brother Tommy will be getting a few grey hairs soon.
Tom Brady was still setting career highs in 2021, and Buccaneers team-mate Scotty Miller knows he has "so much left in the tank".
The wicketkeeper will captain the side for the tour match against South Africa.
The 23-year-old chose a poignant song with which to mark her arrival at the German club
Forest have already signed 12 players following their promotion to the Premier League
Barcelona registered all their new signings this summer just one day before the league season starts, with the exception of the France international Jules Kounde, after selling a further €100 million of future revenues, taking the total sold this year to around €700 million.
The US Open champion is looking to start with a clean slate upon her return to the city of her birth.
The 52-year-old has been suffering with gallstones for several months
Magical Messi, Lightning Lille and the Return of a King, Matchday 1 was a lively opening weekend in Ligue 1
Norrie is chasing his third ATP Tour title of the year after going down in straight sets to Daniil Medvedev in the final in Los Cabos.
Wallabies back Reece Hodge, who played well off the bench last week, is content to relinquish the fly-half responsibility to someone else.
Ian Evatt reckons Salford City have recruited well ahead of Tuesday night’s Carabao Cup clash at the UniBol.
A Champions League club are progressing in talks to sign Tanguy Ndombele who could be just one of four Tottenham exits in the coming weeks.
Laura Robson has credited Heather Watson as a spearhead for the new wave of female tennis players in Britain.
The Real Madrid president praised the Italian for his continuing European success with Los Blancos
A fitness update from Alexander Zverev.
Qatar will host the 2022 Fifa World Cup later this year; the first to be hosted by an Arab country and the second held entirely in Asia. It is the 22nd edition of the quadrennial tournament, which began way back in 1930.
Eddie Jones has been rebuked by the Rugby Football Union for criticising the English game’s reliance on the private school system. England’s head coach said in a newspaper interview published over the weekend that “you are going to have to blow the whole thing up” because it produces “closeted” players who lack “resolve”. The view has been condemned as “insulting” and “divisive and disrespectful” by 2003 World Cup-winning mastermind Sir Clive Woodard and Twickenham has reacted by highlighting the importance of private schools to the game.
Barcelona boss Xavi is confident the likes of Robert Lewandowski and Raphinha will be given the green light to play by LaLiga.
British number two Dan Evans, meanwhile, shocked eighth-ranked Andrey Rublev.
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