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Hamilton accuses Ferrari of acting 'too late' after Leclerc clash ends title hopes at Monza
Lewis Hamilton finished sixth at the Italian Grand Prix after being pushed into the gravel by team-mate Charles Leclerc on the opening lap, leaving the seven-time champion 76 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli with Ferrari now 122 points behind Mercedes in the constructors' standings.
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Audi appeals stewards' decision to spare Tsunoda penalty at Italian GP
Audi has notified the FIA of its intention to appeal after stewards declined to penalise Yuki Tsunoda for allegedly causing an extra formation lap at Monza, a ruling that cost Gabriel Bortoleto a championship point.
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Audi challenges FIA after Tsunoda escapes penalty that cost Bortoleto a point at Monza
Audi has notified the FIA of its intention to appeal the decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda for triggering an extra formation lap at the Italian Grand Prix, a ruling that left Gabriel Bortoleto one place and one point short in 11th.
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Arteta insists reigning champions Arsenal will reach even greater heights this season
Mikel Arteta praised an 'exceptional' performance after Arsenal beat Chelsea at the Emirates to maintain a perfect start to their Premier League title defence, with captain Martin Odegaard scoring the decisive second-half winner.
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Bayern Munich denies receiving any offer for Michael Olise this summer
Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen formally denied rumors of Michael Olise's departure to Real Madrid, stating that no offer or real contact occurred during the summer transfer window.
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Regragui slams Senegal eight months after Africa Cup of Nations final still awaiting CAS verdict
Walid Regragui has strongly criticized Senegal's decision to leave the pitch during the Africa Cup of Nations final against Morocco, lamenting a tarnished image for African football as the Court of Arbitration for Sport has yet to deliver its ruling.
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Uruguay hooker Myszka banned 13 games for tackle that left Chile's Shea Duret needing two surgeries
Joaquín Myszka has been suspended for 13 games after a no-arms tackle in the Americas Rugby Championship left Chilean prop Emilio Shea Duret requiring two surgeries. The ban, halved from an initial 26 weeks, rules the 24-year-old out until mid-2027.
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Ferguson defends Misfits middleweight title against Biyong in Miami on Sept. 26
Tony Ferguson puts his Misfits Boxing middleweight title on the line against former soccer player Kenzo Biyong on September 26 at the James L. Knight Center in Miami. The bout marks Ferguson's second defence of the undisputed belt he claimed after a stoppage win over Salt Papi in August 2025.
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Carragher and Sturridge rule Chelsea out of title race after 2-1 loss to Arsenal
Jamie Carragher and Daniel Sturridge declared a 'massive gulf' between Chelsea and Arsenal after Xabi Alonso's side fell 2-1 at the Emirates, with both pundits describing the Blues as 'a work in progress' still far short of the champions.
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Rogers scores in 77 seconds but Arsenal fans mock his £117m Chelsea move
Morgan Rogers netted inside two minutes at the Emirates on Sunday, but Arsenal fans had the last laugh, chanting that he 'should have signed for a big club' as Chelsea lost 2-1 — their first defeat under Xabi Alonso.
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Vasseur concedes Ferrari drivers' Monza clash cost the team as title picture sharpens
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur admitted the first-lap collision between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton at the Italian Grand Prix was "not good for the team", hinting that driver orders could become necessary as the championship fight intensifies.
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Tsunoda keeps Italian GP point after stewards clear him of start-procedure breach
Yuki Tsunoda has been cleared of a start-procedure infringement at the Italian Grand Prix, allowing the Racing Bulls driver to retain the single point he scored for 10th place at Monza — his first of the 2025 season.
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Odegaard's cracker rescues Arsenal as 10-game unbeaten run survives Chelsea fightback
Arsenal came from behind to beat Chelsea at the Emirates, with Martin Odegaard's stunning winner keeping Mikel Arteta's side perfect in the Premier League. Chelsea had taken a shock lead inside 77 seconds through Morgan Rogers before Kai Havertz levelled and Odegaard settled it.
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Man United Champions League return draws weak demand as hospitality prices halve for Sabah clash
Hospitality ticket prices for Manchester United's Champions League opener against Sabah FC at Old Trafford on September 10 have dropped by more than 50%, with the cheapest package now available for £75.
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UFC veteran Marlon Moraes floors man during Florida traffic stop in viral bodycam footage
Bodycam footage of former UFC title contender Marlon Moraes subduing a confrontational man during a Florida traffic stop has gone viral, days after the Brazilian returned to MMA with a decision win over Maximiliano Perez on August 28.
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Hackett identifies two refereeing errors as United settle for Everton draw
Ex-Premier League referee Keith Hackett has told Goodison News that referee John Brooks made two yellow card mistakes in Manchester United's 2-2 draw at Everton, while also weighing in on the contentious Matheus Cunha penalty appeal.
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Marion Rousse in the stands at Bollaert for Lens-Lorient, defeat follows
The director of the Tour de France Femmes attended Saturday the defeat of Lens against Lorient (0-1) with her son Nino, on the occasion of the third day of Ligue 1.
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Saint-Étienne crushes Montpellier and remains perfect after five Ligue 2 matches
AS Saint-Étienne dominated Montpellier 3-1 on Saturday evening to secure a fifth consecutive victory in Ligue 2, with goals from Bernauer, Boakye and Duffus, and two assists from Cardona.
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Russell concedes F1 title fight as Antonelli's Monza win stretches lead to 66 points
George Russell has effectively conceded the Formula 1 drivers' championship after team-mate Kimi Antonelli recovered from 19th on the grid to win the Italian Grand Prix, extending his title lead to 66 points with 10 races remaining.
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Colapinto in tears after gravel excursion ends podium bid at Italian GP
Franco Colapinto rose to third at the second start of the Italian Grand Prix before losing his Alpine through the Lesmo and dropping to 16th. The Argentine recovered to finish ninth and score points, but was visibly emotional over the missed opportunity.
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