Lando Norris claimed pole position for Saturday's Sprint at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix as his title rivals Oscar Piastri took third and Max Verstappen was only sixth.
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Lando Norris takes pole position for the sprint race at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix with McLaren team-mate and title rival Oscar Piastri in third.
Goalkeeper is staying grounded despite club equalling clean sheets record that has stood for 122 years After yet another relatively quiet night at the office, David Raya sprang into action. As soon as the referee pointed to the spot at Slavia Prague on Tuesday, Arsenal’s goalkeeper sprinted to the touchline to confer with the coach Iñaki Caña in a …
Fox drops Sanchez as felony case proceedsBrees joins Adam Amin through 2026 seasonSanchez pleads not guilty to battery chargeFox Sports has severed ties with game analyst Mark Sanchez as he faces criminal charges, multiple outlets reported Friday.“We can confirm that Mark Sanchez is no longer with the network,” a Fox spokesperson told the Athletic. …
The PL managers believe that PGMOL chiefs must do more to reduce the number of errors with VAR and have a specific training request
Sky Sports F1 presenter Natalie Pinkham has been sidelined while she recovers from neck surgery.
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A year on from being sacked by Coventry City, Mark Robins faces his old club as Stoke City take on the Sky Blues in a top-of-the-Championship blockbuster.
Police Scotland issue an appeal for witnesses to come forward after a steward and two officers were assaulted at Celtic Park.
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Tuchel insisted that the previous dropping of Bellingham and Phil Foden was not a ‘message’ to either
The Real Madrid midfielder is part of an attack-minded squad but the manager will be watching him carefullyOne snub was enough. Another and it would have started to look vindictive from Thomas Tuchel, who is far too wily not to know that winning the World Cup is probably going to require help from Jude Bellingham, even if it is also on the midfielder to fit …
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CRAIG HOPE: Thomas Tuchel is open to staying on as England manager beyond the World Cup - and could even sign a new deal before next summer.
CRAIG HOPE: The Wembley pitch was only a belt of green beyond the window, but Tuchel did a lot of 'dribbling', as he called it. That is, talking around, through and away from certain questions.
