Month: July 2019

The conclusion of the Gold Cup brought about mixed emotions for the U.S. men’s national team. There was disappointment at the 1-0 final defeat to arch-rivals Mexico, especially given the fact that the tournament hosts squandered several wide-open scoring chances. By the end of the game, El Tri‘s talent advantage carried the day but in
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When Tottenham Hotspur’s new recruit Tanguy Ndombele made his professional debut for Angers three years ago, in a French League Cup game against Clermont, there were just 1,508 people in attendance. Only 4,436 spectators saw a tall, elegant striker called Olivier Giroud make his first-team bow for Grenoble in March 2006, while scarcely five thousand
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3:05 AM ET The New York Mets‘ Pete Alonso won a battle of rookies to outslug the Toronto Blue Jays‘ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and win the Home Run Derby at Progressive Field in Cleveland on Monday night. Guerrero broke the Derby’s single-round record in each of the first two rounds, but after surviving an exhausting
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Former Arsenal striker Paul Mariner goes through Harry Maguire’s defensive attributes and concludes that he is not worth the kind of money that Leicester City are demanding for him. Ian Darke says it’s imperative Arsenal bolster their squad starting with Crystal Palace’s Wilfried Zaha if they want to return to UCL football. ESPN FC’s Stewart
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1:55 AM ET LAS VEGAS — Zion Williamson took in the New Orleans Pelicans‘ Monday night game from the sideline, having been shut down after playing for just nine minutes on Friday night. The team said he knocked knees with another player in Friday’s game and suffered a bruised left knee. “It was more precautionary,”
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