Underarm serves, tweeners and comedy - Alcaraz-Moutet thrill Aussie crowd!
Carlos Alcaraz and Corentin Moutet thrilled the Australian Open crowd with underarm serves, tweeners and a lot of drop shots!
Wolves reject Leeds bid for Strand Larsen
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Ferrari reveal crucial 2026 car as Hamilton hits track
Ferrari have revealed their 2026 challenger for F1's new era of regulations with the SF-26 immediately given its track debut by Lewis Hamilton in Italy.
Ryding & Brookes in 20-strong GB snow squad for Winter Olympics
British skiing great Dave Ryding and world champions Zoe Atkin, Mia Brookes and Charlotte Bankes are named in a 20-strong Team GB snowsport squad for the upcoming Winter Olympics.
Dancing & drop shots - Alcaraz and Moutet serve up spectacular action
Carlos Alcaraz and Corentin Moutet produce a series of brilliant rallies during their Australian Open third-round match as the Spaniard eases to an entertaining straight-sets victory.
Wolves reject £33m Leeds bid for Strand Larsen
Leeds United fail with a bid to sign Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen.
Bruno Guimaraes injury latest as Eddie Howe issues update on Newcastle star ahead of Aston Villa test
Midfielder was forced off against PSV with “immense” pain in his ankle
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Man Utd keen to resume Mainoo contract talks
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Australian Open moves play with 40C heat expected
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Around 2,000 travelling supporters made the trip from the West Midlands to Istanbul as Unai Emery's side ran out 1-0 winners through Jadon Sancho's first-half strike.
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Putintseva drowns out 'disrespectful' crowd with rabbit song
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