French rider wins stage on the Col de la MadeleineStage seven report | Follow us on Bluesky | Email Amy109km to go: The peloton are riding on the slopes leading to the category one Col de Plainpalais (13.2 km at 6.3%). Already, four riders have been dropped and are 42secs behind.110km to go: The flag has dropped and racing is under way on this Tour’s queen …
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Bryan Mbeumo will make his Manchester United debut against Everton on Sunday but uncertainty hangs over the club's pursuit of Benjamin Sesko.
The Lions captain failed a head injury assessment at the end of the first-half in Sydney
Eddie Howe said the situation surrounding Isak was ‘far from ideal’ during a press conference in Seoul.
The Australia No 10 suffered a heavy blow in a physical first half in Sydney as the Wallabies attempt to avoid a whitewash
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David Warner has started the Ashes banter early by claiming that Joe Root will need to "take the surfboard off his front leg" if England are to win the urn overseas for the first time since 2010/11.
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Itoje was replaced by Ollie Chessum and subsequently failed a Head Injury Assessment, bringing a premature end to his impressive contribution to the series.
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Things kicks-off between the Wallabies and the British and Irish Lions in their final Test in Sydney.
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Dylan Pietsch goes over in the corner for the first try against the British and Irish Lions at the Accor Stadium.
The 14-year-old has been dubbed 'Kid Messi ' by fams for his incredible technical skills on the ball and his latest strike shows all the hallmarks of the genius Argentine.
Amid competition from Man United, on Saturday the club made an official bid for Sesko comprising of a £65.5m up-front fee plus an additional £4.4m in add-ons.