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Gabriel Jesus made an ideal start to life as an Arsenal player with a brace in Friday’s pre-season friendly fixture against FC Nurnberg. There has already been plenty of consternation in regards to whether or not the Brazilian can score the goals to get the Gunners back into the Champions League, but it may well be other aspects of his game that make the move to North London a successful one.
Tampa Bay Rays have made their first trade of the month as they add depth to their behind-the-plate rotation.
The 150th British Open Championship will start on Thursday from the Old Course at St. Andrews.
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Justine Vanhaevermaet’s penalty equaliser meant that Iceland were forced to share the spoils with Belgium in a 1-1 draw at the Academy Stadium.
Grace Geyoro’s first half hat-trick helps France to a thumping 5-1 victory over Italy at Rotherham’s New York Stadium.
England hit back after the disappointing first test defeat last week to the Wallabies by levelling the series after a superb opening fourty minutes saw England eventually hold of a spirited second half performance by Australia to gain a 25-17 win.
India completed a comprehensive 49 run victory against England in the second Twenty 20 at Edgbaston to clinch the three match series with one match to go.
Both Sweden and The Netherlands in good spirits as the points are shared after an exciting encounter in front of a big crowd at Bramall Lane ended 1-1.
Max Verstappen cruised to pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix in an action-packed Sprint.
Spain ensured a positive end to a difficult week by coming from behind to defeat Finland in their opening Euro 2022 encounter.
Eight times European champions Germany sent out a message of intent at the early stages of the tournament by hammering Euro 2017 runners up Denmark 4-0 at a sold out Brentford Community Stadium on Friday night.
Tonight, Group C at the Women’s Euros gets underway. Reigning champions Netherlands begin their defence against Sweden at Bramall Lane, while Portugal take on Switzerland.
The 22nd Magic Weekend is upon us as Newcastle once again takes centre stage for two days of Rugby League action.
Castleford Tigers will be looking to make it four wins on the bounce and further increase their chances of making the Betfred Super League play-offs at the end of the season when they travel to Newcastle to face the Leeds Rhinos at the Magic Weekend.
The Magic Weekend has arrived and as we look ahead to another great weekend of Rugby League, there is a lot on the line for all 12 teams in the Super League with top of the table clashes and relegation four-pointers happening all at St James Park in Newcastle which hosts the Magic Weekend for a record sixth time.
In one of rugby league’s famous dates in the calendar, Magic Weekend has arrived as rugby sides travel to the North-East to play at Newcastle United’s St James Park.
Three first half goals from Martin Sjögren’s Norway side was enough to all but put the game to bed, but Julie Nelson instilled a glimmer of hope just after the break before Chelsea’s Guro Reiten re-established the cushion to secure a 4-1 win.
Qualifying for the Austrian Sprint ended with Max Verstappen taking pole position at the Red Bull Ring.
While Group B is known as the ‘group of death’ ahead of the Euros, Group C definitely has some intriguing teams in it, including two favourites for the tournament Sweden and Netherlands.
Monday will see the start of another round of LV=Insurance County Championship matches, after a week of Blast knock out stages of the competition it is back to the red ball version of the game.
Spain’s hopes of winning a maiden European Championship title have been dealt a major blow with the news of star player Alexia Putellas’ knee injury.
Germany women will lock horns with Denmark women in their Women’s Euro 2022 opener at the Brentford Community Stadium on Friday with a 8 pm kick off.
Yorkshire qualified for Finals day after a pulsating finish at the Kia Oval on Wednesday. Surrey were chasing 161 to win and had slumped to 91-5 before an explosive innings from Jamie Overton dragged the home side back into the contest and favourites for victory, but a superb last over from Jordan Thompson which yielded only three runs saw the visitors edge home by the slimmest of margins.