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French Open 2026 live updates: Day 5 latest with Sinner, Sabalenka and Gauff in action today
Follow live updates from the second round at the French Open in Paris today
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Jurel: ‘I am meant to keep the ship steady and take it forward’
“It looks like second fiddle to what Sooryavanshi did, but this knock in itself, I would rate it as high as a match-winning knock,” Ambati Rayudu says of Dhruv Jurel’s 21-ball 50
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SailGP makes sure teams share their data. Is the push for transparency working?
During a typical SailGP weekend, around 80 billion pieces of data is collected, all of which is made available to the teams to analyze.
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Rome’s Piazza Di Siena is a colossus of show jumping
Show jumping’s Rolex Grand Prix will be contested at the the historic Piazza di Sien, a venue largely unchanged since the 17th century.
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Spurs survived. What do the Lewis family do now to avoid another season of struggle?
There will be funds to spend this summer, but money alone is not a solution to Spurs’ ongoing problems
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Brighton are parting company with Solly March – it’s the right decision
March scored the goal that took Brighton into the Premier League in 2017, and was a loyal servant to the club for 13 years
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Myles Lewis-Skelly, the rise and the return
We speak to those who know him about school records, a breakout season, coping with disappointment and a crucial role in the title
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The Soccer 100: Garrincha — The king of the playground
In the third of our 10 excerpts from The Soccer 100, we look back at the career of a player who excelled for Brazil for 11 years
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Transfer Tiers: Central defenders – Our experts pick their Top 9 options for 2026 summer window
Welcome to The Athletic’s recruitment guide for the summer transfer window for central defenders
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What I learned from watching Pep Guardiola up close for 10 years
The Athletic’s Manchester City writer Sam Lee recounts his experiences covering the club during the Guardiola era
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