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Australian Open 2025: Alcaraz in action, Sabalenka through, Djokovic to follow on day four – live
via theguardian.comUpdates from around the courts at Melbourne ParkAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailAryna Sabalenka breaks Jessica Bouzas Maneiro to 30 at the first attempt but the Spaniard bounces back immediately. Bouzas Maneiro pulls away to a 0-30 lead following a pair of unforced errors from Sabalenka, then takes the game to deuce and four break-back points – the third from a huge confidence booster with a sublime cross-court forehand winner. The world No 54 brings out a backhand winner to finall
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Kokkinakis' ace leads to grimace
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Thanasi Kokkinakis grimaces early during his second round match following a big ace.
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Australian Open 2025 LIVE updates: Kokki’s daunting second round clash; Tomljanovic bows out; Djoker breaks Federer’s record
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Aryna Sabalenka and Novak Djokovic are continuing their title quests, but this year’s AO journey is already over for Jordan Thompson.
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Australian Open 2025: Draper v Kokkinakis, Gauff v Burrage on day four – live
via theguardian.comUpdates from around the courts at Melbourne ParkAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailAryna Sabalenka breaks Jessica Bouzas Maneiro to 30 at the first attempt but the Spaniard bounces back immediately. Bouzas Maneiro pulls away to a 0-30 lead following a pair of unforced errors from Sabalenka, then takes the game to deuce and four break-back points – the third from a huge confidence booster with a sublime cross-court forehand winner. The world No 54 brings out a backhand winner to finall
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Tiger in hysterics at hilarious TGL moment
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Kevin Kisner leaves Tiger Woods and fellow TGL players in hysterics as he hits the pole.
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Thanasi's superstar ties
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Diehard pro wrestling fan Thanasi Kokkinakis brings a fresh flavour to the Australian Open.
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Rookie plays wildcard, but Djoker is still the ace in the pack
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Big-serving young Portuguese Jaime Faria made Novak Djokovic sweat for his second-round win.
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Australian Open Highlights: Diana Shnaider v Ajla Tomljanovic
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Watch the match highlights between Diana Shnaider & Ajla Tomljanovic in Round 2 of the 2025 Australian Open.
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Maro Itoje’s promotion an admission of England’s urgent need for fresh impetus | Robert Kitson
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The captaincy is due reward for a fine player – but for Steve Borthwick, it comes with one or two risks attachedEngland no longer announce their new captains with a grand theatrical flourish. Back in 1996 Bath’s Phil de Glanville had to lie down in the back of the taxi taking him to Twickenham so no one could identify the skipper poised to replace Will Carling before he was unveiled dramatically from behind a large curtain like a nervous contestant in Stars in Their Eyes.Fa
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Have any father-son combos scored against another father-son combo? | The Knowledge
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Plus: dramatic downturns in form, non-football athletes wearing crests on their kit (2) and moreMail us any of your questions and answers“In this month’s Old Firm game, Ianis Hagi scored a goal past Kasper Schmeichel,” notes Steve Murray. “I don’t think Gheorghe scored past Peter, but are there any examples of father/son combos that have scored against another father/son combo?”Let’s start with the Schmeichels, who have had their nets busted, or at least
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Everton have a solid defence. David Moyes’s job is to add goals
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If the new manager can recreate the counterattacking style that worked so well at West Ham, Everton will stay upBy Ben McAleer for WhoScoredThe timing of Sean Dyche’s sacking was poor, coming just a few hours before the team played in the FA Cup, but the Everton owners reassured fans by acting quickly over the weekend and bringing David Moyes back to the club. The Friedkin Group have shown a penchant for nostalgia if their Roma appointments are anything to go by. When Jos&eac
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Arteta must revive relationship with fans as much as Arsenal’s fortunes on the pitch
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With Tottenham next up at the Emirates, Arsenal manager must restore the positivity of the 2022-23 seasonMikel Arteta was sitting in the Emirates Stadium away dugout when he realised the scale of the task that awaited him. It was December 2019, and although he was still nominally the assistant manager of Manchester City, cruising to a 3-0 victory against Arsenal, thoughts were naturally beginning to turn towards the project he had secretly decided to take on. And – to put it mildly –
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The simple message that saved Naomi Osaka's Australian Open campaign
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Down a set against Karolína Muchová and staring at a second-round exit, Naomi Osaka gave herself some sage advice as she fought keep her Australian Open tilt on track.
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Novak Djokovic breaks grand slam record before surviving scare at Australian Open
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Serb reaches third round with 6-1, 6-7 (4), 6-3, 6-2 win over Jaime FariaSeventh seed pulls clear of Roger Federer’s 430 grand slam matchesFew things have come easily for Novak Djokovic in these early days of his 21st grand slam season, but the most successful player in the history of the game continued his attempts to build momentum on an incredibly familiar court, Rod Laver Arena, and trust with his extremely unfamiliar new coach, Andy Murray. Despite a difficult test against a fearless,
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Tomljanovic bows out
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Ajla Tomljanovic is sent packing from the Australian Open in the second round by 12th seed Diana Shnaider.
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Gone Bananas hoping to build on maiden win at Kembla Grange
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In just a third career start, the three-year-old gelding looks certain to attract plenty of attention.
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Australian Open Highlights: Novak Djokovic v Jaime Faria
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Watch the match highlights between Novak Djokovic & Jaime Faria in Round 2 of the 2025 Australian Open Men's Singles Tournament Tennis.
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Djokovic heaps hilarious praise on young Faria
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Novak Djokovic echoes the hilarious words of Daniil Medvedev when praising second round opponent Jaime Faria.
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Australian Open 2025: Djokovic, Alcaraz and Sabalenka progress; Draper v Kokkinakis to come on day four – live
via theguardian.com
Updates from around the courts at Melbourne ParkAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailAryna Sabalenka breaks Jessica Bouzas Maneiro to 30 at the first attempt but the Spaniard bounces back immediately. Bouzas Maneiro pulls away to a 0-30 lead following a pair of unforced errors from Sabalenka, then takes the game to deuce and four break-back points – the third from a huge confidence booster with a sublime cross-court forehand winner. The world No 54 brings out a backhand winner to finall
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Serena was docked a game for this taboo practice. Now it’s Open slather
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A change in the rules of tennis and the introduction of courtside coaching pods have opened the floodgates for a previously outlawed practice.
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Raducanu ‘more comfortable’ with herself now that she’s not fixated on results
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Briton showed grit in Australian Open first-round victoryAnisimova ‘incredibly dangerous’ rival in next roundEmma Raducanu says she has become more comfortable in her skin and learned how to enjoy her career journey rather than fixating on results as she prepares to face her friend Amanda Anisimova for a place in the third round of the Australian Open.“I think I’m a lot more comfortable with myself, which helps,” said Raducanu. “I feel like I’m not neces
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Raducanu ‘more comfortable’ with herself now not she’s not fixated on results
via theguardian.com
Briton showed grit in Australian Open first-round victoryAnisimova ‘incredibly dangerous’ rival in next roundEmma Raducanu says she has become more comfortable in her skin and learned how to enjoy her career journey rather than fixating on results as she prepares to face her friend Amanda Anisimova for a place in the third round of the Australian Open.“I think I’m a lot more comfortable with myself, which helps,” said Raducanu. “I feel like I’m not neces
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Jordan Thompson limps out of Australian Open with straight-sets defeat to Nuno Borges
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27th seed hit by foot injury in 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 loss at Melbourne ParkAjla Tomljanović and Aleksandar Vukic in action on day fourAustralia is left with just a single seed in the men’s draw at Melbourne Park after Jordan Thompson limped out of the tournament on Wednesday, losing his second round clash on John Cain Arena to world No 33 Nuno Borges.The Portuguese was impressive in a 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 win under cloudy skies, but his victory was aided by a foot injury to Thompson which increasin
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Grace Brown glowing of Paris 'memento'
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Australian cycling gold medallist Grace Brown reminisces on receiving a special gift after triumphing in Paris, in addition to her gold medal.
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Ajla Tomljanović’s horror streak extends with Australian Open loss to Diana Shnaider
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Local hope yet to reach third round at home slam after 6-4, 7-5 defeatJordan Thompson beaten 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 by Nuno Borges at Melbourne ParkThe hopes of two leading locals have been dissolved on a rainy Wednesday afternoon at Melbourne Park, as weather suspensions wreak havoc on the Australian Open schedule.Play stopped on all but the three indoor courts for much of the afternoon, leaving dry fans inside John Cain Arena to watch a valiant Ajla Tomljanović eliminated in the second round for t
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Rain halts Aussie's clash
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Australian hopeful Aleksander Vukic leaves the court for a second time as rain continues to tumble down in Melbourne.
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Australian Open Highlights: Cristina Bucsa v Leylah Fernandez
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Watch the match highlights between Cristina Bucsa & Leylah Fernandez in Round 2 of the 2025 Australian Open Women's Singles Tournament Tennis.
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Can boardroom changes put an end to the Wests Tigers’ endless soap opera?
via theage.com.au
The Wests Tigers are hoping a new independent board can help them move past a long and ugly history of in-fighting and wooden-spoon collection.
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The Maroons suffered a Blues ambush. These players hope to teach them a lesson
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Before the State of Origin furnace is ignited, changes are needed if the shield is to return north of the border.
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Australian Open Highlights: Jordan Thompson v Nuno Borges
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Watch the match highlights between Jordan Thompson & Nuno Borges in Round 2 of the 2025 Australian Open.
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