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Sri Lanka v England: first Test, day three – live! 16th January 2021
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Rain frustrates Australia after bowlers put India under pressure 16th January 2021
India 62-2; Australia 369No play after Tea due to rainRain has stalled Australia’s push for victory in their series-deciding fourth Test at the Gabba, washing out day two’s final session after milestone man Nathan Lyon delivered with bat and ball. Related: Bouncers, sledging and mischief: why Australia v India is series for these times | […]
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Talking Horses: Mullins expresses 'huge relief' as VAT travel fears ease 16th January 2021
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Greg Wood and Chris Cook
José Mourinho suggests Dele Alli is not happy and not fighting for Tottenham 15th January 2021
Midfielder has played only 74 minutes in league this seasonAlli has been linked with loan move to PSGJosé Mourinho has suggested he has an unhappy player on his hands in Dele Alli. The Tottenham attacking midfielder, who is the subject of January transfer discussions, posted a photograph of himself looking fed up on Instagram after […]
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Eat, Play, Love. Quinn hopes Italian lesson keeps her in Ireland jersey
Louise Quinn tries not to be the accidental tourist in Florence. She leaves her one-bedroom apartment on the popular Via Gioberti, gets on her bike and goes roaming.
Hegarty, Bennett and Kelly up for top award as Treaty get 14 nominees
Gearóid Hegarty will face competition from Tony Kelly and Stephen Bennett for the PwC Hurler of the Year accolade when the vote goes to the inter-county playing body in the coming weeks.
Brady-Brees match-up a must-see event in year of transition for NFL
In the same way that goalkeepers tend to have longer career lifespans in the codes of football popular on this side of the Atlantic, quarterbacks can sometimes find themselves playing their best football as far as their forties in the NFL.
Wind-op may give improving Le Breuil boost he needs to score at Warwick
It's three years since it became mandatory to declare if a horse is running for the first time after a wind operation, a procedure which can involve a number of types of surgery designed to help with breathing.
Solskjaer's mind games
Jurgen Klopp has bitten back at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's claim that there is "no better time" for Manchester United to head to Anfield, and mocked the idea of the Premier League leaders being underdogs.
Rooney sets his sights on writing new chapters with Derby
Wayne Rooney has vowed to "write some history" after taking his first permanent manager's role at Derby County and ending his record-breaking playing career.
'This Liverpool team isn't a patch on the ones I played against'
In the 'before time', when there was no pandemic, match day at Old Trafford for former Manchester United player Ashley Grimes meant a stint on hospitality duty, chatting to fans about his own time as a footballer there as well as the current state of the game.
Misfortune aside, Thiago must live up to hype in Anfield debut
After a wait of 121 days, Thiago Alcantara will finally step onto the Anfield turf as a Liverpool player tomorrow.
The more things change: Dubs, fixtures and amateurism – the problems that won’t go away for the GAA
Every so often the GAA, like other sporting organisation and business, holds a mirror up to itself and takes a cold, hard look at everything it does.
Three jobs, three exits and a lot of unanswered questions - what is going on with Damien Duff's coaching career?
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Australia v India: Rohit Sharma wicket leaves hosts on top
Australia hold the advantage after a rain-shortened second day of the decisive fourth Test against India in Brisbane.
Justin Thomas: Ralph Lauren ends sponsorship over homophobic slur
Clothing brand Ralph Lauren ends its sponsorship of world number three Justin Thomas, saying it was "disheartened" by his use of a homophobic slur.
British and Irish Lions tour: Can Maro Itoje captain tour of South Africa?
Maro Itoje has never captained his country. He doesn't lead his club. So why do his team-mates think he could rugby's biggest job?
Transfer rumours: Rice, Tomori, Drinkwater, Garcia, Lacazette
Man Utd ready to rival Chelsea for West Ham's Rice, AC Milan want Chelsea's Tomori, Garcia could leave Man City this month, plus more.
Masters snooker 2021: Ronnie O'Sullivan beaten by John Higgins
World champion Ronnie O'Sullivan is beaten 6-3 by John Higgins in a remarkable Masters quarter-final.

Who's the best 3-point shooter on the Lakers? LeBron, AD weigh in
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Justin Thomas loses Ralph Lauren as sponsor after slur
In a statement, Ralph Lauren denounced the anti-gay slur Thomas used in a PGA Tour event last week.
Towns says he's tested positive for COVID-19
Karl-Anthony Towns' mother died from complications related to COVID-19 in April.
Broncos LB Miller subject of police investigation
Police in the southeast suburb of Denver confirmed Friday that Miller is under investigation, saying that "if the investigation determines a crime has occurred charges will be submitted to the DA's office for their review."
Maryland to settle with McNair family for $3.5M
The University of Maryland has agreed to settle with the family of former player Jordan McNair for $3.5 million, more than two years after the sophomore died of a heatstroke.

Klopp: United cannot be underdog in 'massive game'
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp does not consider Manchester United underdogs in this season's title race and has never seen them in that light.
Fernandes focused on trophies rather than Liverpool
Bruno Fernandes relishes the responsibility of helping to bring silverware back to Manchester United as the Portuguese playmaker prepares for his first encounter with rivals Liverpool.
European wrap: Lazio secure Rome derby bragging rights
A brace from Luis Alberto helped Lazio secure bragging rights over Roma in the Derby della Capitale on Friday.
Sony Open live leaderboard
The latest from the Sony Open in Hawaii.
'Phenomenal' Liverpool make Fergie glad he retired
Alex Ferguson has admitted Liverpool's "phenomenal" form over the last two seasons makes him thankful he retired when he did ahead of Sunday's top of the table clash with Manchester United.

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