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‘Get rid of the battery’: F1 under increasing pressure to make more changes to engine rules
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Sport · The Guardian

‘Get rid of the battery’: F1 under increasing pressure to make more changes to engine rules

Norris and Piastri call for long-term changes to sport Mercedes’ Wolff suggests battery needs to remain Formula One is under increasing pressure to consider immediate changes and the long-term future of its new engines, with the world champion Lando Norris reiterating after the Miami Grand Prix that…

Broken bodies everywhere: are injuries about to be declared winners of the NBA playoffs?
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Sport · The Guardian

Broken bodies everywhere: are injuries about to be declared winners of the NBA playoffs?

A host of stars have gone down with injuries this postseason. For as long as the league resists change, its players will pay the price Should we just cancel the rest of the NBA playoffs and declare injuries the winner? They’ve already dominated this postseason far more than one team possibly could.…

WSL and WCL talking points: City have a Knaak and is Dumornay the world’s best?
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Sport · The Guardian

WSL and WCL talking points: City have a Knaak and is Dumornay the world’s best?

OL Lyonnes ended Arsenal’s Champions League hopes while Rebecca Knaak puts Man City on the brink of WSL title glory Who is the best player in the world right now? Melchie Dumornay continues to make a strong claim for that accolade after her starring role in OL Lyonnes’ comeback to beat Arsenal in…

Chelsea v Nottingham Forest: Premier League – live

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Chelsea v Nottingham Forest: Premier League – live

Live updates from the 3pm BST kick-off Email Barry | Sign up for Football Daily Vitor Pereira: In a pre-match interview with Sky Sports, the Forest manager is asked about his team selection and the potential risks involved in resting so many first-team regulars. “They need to show, to prove in this…

Hurzeler agrees new long-term deal with Brighton
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Sport · BBC

Hurzeler agrees new long-term deal with Brighton

Fabian Hurzeler extends his stay as Brighton boss after agreeing a new long-term contract. By Sami Mokbel Senior football correspondent Brighton have agreed a new long-term contract with head coach Fabian Hurzeler. The 33-year-old German still has 12 months to run on his current deal at the Amex…

Mourinho's Benfica still unbeaten - but miss out on title
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Sport · BBC

Mourinho's Benfica still unbeaten - but miss out on title

Jose Mourinho's Benfica could go an entire season unbeaten - but it will not be enough to deliver the club a 39th Portuguese league title. By Emily Salley BBC Sport journalist With two games left in Portugal's top flight, Jose Mourinho's Benfica could join the list of 'invincibles' to have gone an…

Kimi Antonelli is Italian ‘superstar’ like Jannik Sinner, says Mercedes’ Toto Wolff

Sport · The Guardian

Kimi Antonelli is Italian ‘superstar’ like Jannik Sinner, says Mercedes’ Toto Wolff

Teenager extends lead in drivers’ title race Wolff says Miami Grand Prix win was his best yet The Mercedes team principal, Toto Wolff, has praised the victory by his driver Kimi Antonelli at the Miami Grand Prix as his best yet and said that the 19-year-old’s astounding start to the season has put…

Teenage French prodigy Paul Seixas to become youngest Tour de France cyclist for 89 years

Sport · The Guardian

Teenage French prodigy Paul Seixas to become youngest Tour de France cyclist for 89 years

Home hope will be on the start line in Barcelona Could be first male French winner since Hinault in 1985 The cycling prodigy Paul Seixas will make his Tour de France debut this year, raising hopes of France’s first male homegrown winner since 1985. The 19-year-old Decathlon-CMA CGM rider has…

Shaun Murphy v Wu Yize: World Snooker Championship final day two – live

Sport · The Guardian

Shaun Murphy v Wu Yize: World Snooker Championship final day two – live

Wu Yize takes 10-7 overnight lead into second day Day one report | Follow us on Bluesky | Mail Daniel Human beings are born with hope – we all have ambitions and desires when we’re young, then life and reality coach them out of us. So on the odd occasion we come across someone with the talent and…

Unacceptable season cannot be repeated - Van Dijk
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Unacceptable season cannot be repeated - Van Dijk

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk says his side's season has been "unacceptable" following an 18th defeat in all competitions. By Aadam Patel Liverpool reporter Captain Virgil van Dijk says Liverpool 's season has been "unacceptable" after Arne Slot's side fell to an 18th defeat in all competitions…

‘A missing generation’: why are there are no female head coaches in Women’s Six Nations?
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Sport · The Guardian

‘A missing generation’: why are there are no female head coaches in Women’s Six Nations?

A new scheme will attempt to address the glaring lack of diversity among top coaches in elite women’s rugby union A 10-point plan will be introduced by Premiership Women’s Rugby next season that aims to increase the number of female coaches at international level, with only one top-10 nation…

A money machine and Morocco on the rise: what we learned from Fifa congress
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Sport · The Guardian

A money machine and Morocco on the rise: what we learned from Fifa congress

Gianni Infantino bungled one political move in Canada while also making it clear Europe is on the fringes of his thinking Gianni Infantino’s final words of the 76th Fifa congress were the least surprising of an otherwise intriguing week. “I wanted you to be the first to know,” the Fifa president…