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Manchester United sign Andrey Santos from Chelsea: ‘Since I was young, I dreamed of this moment’
United are also set to finalise a deal to sign Youri Tielemans from Aston Villa due to the midfielder’s £35million release clause.
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England’s 60 years of hurt – by the players who lived it
What was initially embraced as ’30 years of hurt’ at Euro 96 now extends to 60. This is the story of all England’s attempts to ease the pain
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How to watch the women’s UniCredit Iasi Open: Streaming options for the Round of 32
Find out how to watch the women’s UniCredit Iasi Open, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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West Indies and New Zealand embrace cricket’s simple problems
West Indies enter the contest 1-0 up in five-match series, with threat of rain in the morning in Providence
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Why 2028 is becoming Max Verstappen’s prime year for an F1 move. If he can wait
Max Verstappen’s future remains a major talking point in the paddock. But his options to move away from Red Bull for 2027 are narrowing
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Real Madrid’s new Jose Mourinho era begins today. What are their plans for pre-season?
The Portuguese coach will take charge of training as some players return on Monday, with two friendly matches already scheduled
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Slaven Bilic appointed Croatia coach for second spell after World Cup exit
Bilic, a former central defender, spent six years as Croatia coach between 2006 and 2012, leading them in two European Championship finals.
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The Briefing: India triumph in historic Lord’s Test as England bid farewell to Beaumont and Knight
The first ever women’s Test at the home of cricket ended in a comprehensive victory for the tourists, but this was a momentous occasion
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Back to work at Barcelona: Pre-season plans, La Liga restart and World Cup holidays
Hansi Flick and his coaching staff return to training on Monday, but only a small number of first-team players will be with them
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India crush England to claim historic victory in the first women’s Test at Lord’s
Sneh Rana picked up four wickets to topple the hosts and seal a 270-run win on the final day’s play
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