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Tottenham prove against Man City that they can win without Kane ESPN.co.uk
Conventional wisdom suggested that Spurs’ European hopes vanished with Harry Kane’s injury, but Son Heung-Min & Co. proved otherwise vs. Man City.
Ref Watch: Ashley Young handball missed, says Dermot Gallagher SkySports
Were Newcastle unfortunate at Old Trafford? Did Martin Atkinson get all the big calls right in the heavyweight clash between Liverpool and Manchester City?
Vettel’s penalty, a convoluted rulebook and ‘let them race’ – the F1 paddock on its latest controversy ESPN
The media day for the French Grand Prix was dominated by the still-unresolved penalty that cost Sebastian Vettel victory at the last race. Here’s a round-up of the …
Kenyan athletes Kipchoge, Kosgei win London Marathon titles ESPN.co.uk
Kenyans Eliud Kipchoge and Brigid Kosgei produced dominant performances to win men’s and women’s elite races at the London Marathon.
‘Off you pop’: The best of referee Mike Dean’s 100 Premier League red cards ESPN.co.uk
Mike Dean, the Grand Duke of Dismissals showed his 100th Premier League red card in Manchester United’s loss at Wolves. Here are five of his best.
Beach Handball at the Olympics? (Part 1): Understanding the Math behind a Terse IHF Memo Team Handball News
All of the drama was removed from the IOC meeting last week in Lima, Peru, as it had been pretty much already decided to award the 2024 and 2028 Olympic …
Aidy Boothroyd: ‘No room for slip-ups at Euro 2019’ Sports Mole
England Under-21s open their Euro 2019 campaign against France on Tuesday.
Brazil vs. Jamaica – Football Match Report – June 9, 2019 ESPN.co.uk
Get a report of the Brazil vs. Jamaica 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, Group Stage football match.
Neymar suspended three Champions League games for insulting match official ESPN.co.uk
Neymar has been suspended for three European games for insulting match officials on social media after PSG’s match with Manchester United.
Has ‘Drake Curse’ hit European soccer? PSG humiliation suggests they’re latest victims ESPN.co.uk
The “Drake Curse,” which has long hindered various U.S. sports teams, now appears to have made the jump to European soccer.