Jannik Sinner reaches the U.S. Open men's final by beating Jack Draper after both needed help from a trainer
NEW YORK (AP) — Jannik Sinner reaches the U.S. Open men's final by beating Jack Draper after both needed help from a trainer.
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Bukayo Saka ruled out of England game and sent back to Arsenal for treatment
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