Scottie Scheffler wins the FedEx Cup and $25 million bonus with victory at the Tour Championship
ATLANTA (AP) — Scottie Scheffler wins the FedEx Cup and $25 million bonus with victory at the Tour Championship.
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The TelegraphMan City could be expelled from all competitions, not just the Premier League
Manchester City are in danger of being thrown out of more than just the Premier League if they are found guilty of serious breaches of its financial rules.
- The Telegraph
Arne Slot has sent a clear message to Darwin Nunez – now he must listen
Darwin Nunez was sitting on the bench, the £80 million investment in his potential increasingly scrutinised, when the manager mapped his route back into the starting XI.
- The Guardian
Ten Hag keeps Højlund and Mount under wraps in aim to avoid injury crisis
The Manchester United manager says he has learned lessons from being forced to select players who were not fully fit last season
- The Telegraph
Emma Raducanu vows to play more often after reaching quarter-finals in Korea
Emma Raducanu offered an unexpected take on her controversial scheduling issues on Thursday, stressing the importance of match play and claiming that she had been “nursing a few niggles in the last couple months that I kept pretty quiet”.
- Deadline
‘Squid Game’ Season 2 Teaser Trailer Sees Seong Gi-hun Looking For Revenge
Netflix dropped a new teaser tonight for Season 2 of Squid Game. The streamer released the clip as part of its Geeked Week event in Atlanta. The clip opens with a clearly tense Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) holding a gun on an approaching masked figure. It quickly shifts to the new participants preparing to begin a …
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Man City face Arsenal in Premier League title showdown, Postecoglou under pressure
Manchester City host Arsenal in a showdown between the Premier League title favourites on Sunday, while Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou badly needs a win when his side host Brentford.Postecoglou under pressure Arsenal's third consecutive away derby win at Tottenham ramped up the scrutiny on Postecoglou.
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‘Two of the best saves’: Mikel Arteta hails David Raya after Atalanta heroics
The manager said after David Raya’s penalty save earned Arsenal a 0-0 draw at Atalanta: ‘This season he’s been exceptional. You need that at this level’
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Arsenal held to dispiriting draw by Atalanta in Champions League
A good goalkeeper cannot win you a match but he can certainly prevent you from losing it, as David Raya did for Arsenal here. In a footballing storm conjured by an endlessly awkward Atalanta side, Arsenal’s point was Raya’s point. Arsenal’s survival was Raya’s work.
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Hamilton says 'racial element' to FIA president's comments on drivers swearing during F1 races
Lewis Hamilton said Thursday there was a “racial element” to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s recent comments regarding drivers swearing during Formula 1 races. In an interview with motorsport.com, Ben Sulayem said "we have to differentiate between our sport — motorsport — and rap music” when referring to drivers having a responsibility to stop swearing on the radio. “We’re not rappers, you know," Ben Sulayem said.
- The Guardian
Ten Hag confident Rashford ‘on the way back’ after Manchester United troubles
Erik ten Hag says Marcus Rashford is benefiting from an improved attitude and greater professionalism after issues on and off the pitch last season
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How Ademola Lookman went from Premier League also-ran to Ballon d’Or nominee
There are four London-born players on the 30-man shortlist for this year’s Ballon d’Or, and three of them will be on the pitch when Arsenal meet Atalanta in northern Italy on Thursday night. You can probably guess two quite easily: Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice are among the most recognisable faces in the European game.
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Pep Guardiola throws his support behind players going on strike
Pep Guardiola has thrown his support behind the prospect of leading players going on strike over the increasingly punishing schedule.
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Sean Dyche: It’s ‘absolute nonsense’ to say I have £5m ‘sacking clause’
Sean Dyche has declared his Everton reign a “success” and has hit back at claims he would profit from a £5 million “sacking clause” in his deal.
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Stephen Curry draws scores of Chinese fans even in face of approaching typhoon
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry's recent trip to China to promote his Curry Brand merchandise faced unexpected challenges due to overwhelming fan enthusiasm. The sheer number of fans swarming Curry in public spaces during his Sept. 10-16 visit forced the cancellation of several events and even led to the skipping of planned activities in Xi'an due to overcrowding concerns raised by the local government. On the last day of the trip, Curry managed to draw a crowd of over 10,000 people to his public event in Shanghai, despite the impending arrival of Typhoon Bebinca, the strongest storm to hit China since 1949.
- TVLine.com
Squid Game Season 2: Gi-hun Is Drawn Back Into Deadly Game in New Teaser
After a very long wait, Netflix is hitting “play” on a new Squid Game teaser. In the above first look at Season 2 (premiering Thursday, Dec. 26) — released as part of the streamer’s Geeked Week 2024 — Seong Gi-hun is pulled back into the deadly world of the game, which “will not stop,” the teaser ominously …
- The Telegraph
How David Raya made one of the best double saves in Champions League history
With the game appearing to drift away from Arsenal in Bergamo on Thursday night, goalkeeper David Raya stepped up to make an extraordinary double save from the penalty spot to keep the Champions League game with Atalanta evenly poised at 0-0. Here, Telegraph Sport breaks down what may just be one of the greatest pieces of shot-stopping in Champions League history.
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Chelsea apply for agent’s multi-million-pound lawsuit to be thrown out of court
Chelsea will apply for football agent Saif Alrubie’s multi-million-pound lawsuit against the club to be thrown out of court.
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McIlroy loses a club head and the lead in eventful 67 in first round at the BMW PGA Championship
Rory McIlroy lost the club head on his 9-iron and then lost a chance to take the first-round lead by going out of bounds on the last hole in an eventful 5-under 67 at the BMW PGA Championship on Thursday. The No. 3-ranked McIlroy was two strokes off the lead held by No. 363-ranked Matthew Baldwin in the flagship event on the European tour, having bounced back well from the pain of being denied victory at his home Irish Open last week. McIlroy had already produced a rare back-handed putt next to a water hazard to help salvage a par at No. 8 by the time he overcame a bizarre incident on the par-5 No. 12, which saw the head of his 9-iron detach from the shaft and fly down the fairway after McIlroy took his second shot.
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Laver Cup is 2-2 after Fritz and Shelton win doubles from Alcaraz and Zverev
American pair Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton edged Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev in doubles to tie the Laver Cup after the first day Friday. Alcaraz and Zverev, who faced each other in the French Open final three months ago, had a point for 5-4 in the second set but lost it and the game, and Fritz and Shelton served out to win 7-6 (5), 6-4.
- The Telegraph
Guy Ritchie’s gory Anthony Joshua trailer shows how Saudi money has transformed boxing adverts
Anthony Joshua lies motionless in a pool of blood as Daniel Dubois convulses in an electrified bathtub. Willy Hutchinson is slumped in a chair with a polythene bag over his head, while a flaming car tyre binds a badly burned Tyler Denny, and a frozen Hamzah Sheeraz hangs upside down in a meat locker. Each man appears to be dead.