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Ryder Cup: Team USA fractured as Patrick Cantlay calls for players to be paid for featuring in Rome | Golf News
Last Updated: 30/09/23 10:00am Patrick Cantlay (right) played alongside Xander Schauffele on Saturday morning in Rome Team USA have been embroiled in an internal dispute during the Ryder Cup after Patrick Cantlay questioned why players were not being paid to feature in Rome. Sky Sports understands that Cantlay’s behaviour has caused a rift within Zach…
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With Abueva, Romeo, others likely out, Gilas calls up 4 players for Asiad prep
Kevin Alas —PHOTOS FROM FIBA With five more new faces to integrate into his system and a shrinking window to do just that, Tim Cone’s job to prime Gilas Pilipinas for the 19th Asian Games (Asiad) has become much, much tougher. His confidence, however, remains unchanged. “It doesn’t change our approach to how we do…
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Rugby World Cup: Matt Dawson calls for consistency in England team selection for Japan match | Rugby Union News
“It was desperate to win for momentum, and they did it well. I just can’t see England ringing the changes,” says Matt Dawson, who has called for Steve Borthwick to retain some ‘consistency’ with his team selection for England’s next World Cup match against Japan on Sunday Last Updated: 15/09/23 12:34pm Steve Borthwick liked what…
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Chip Engelland thrilled over return to a place he calls ‘home’ – rezal404
Team USA’s Chip Engelland. –JONAS TERRADO/Inquirer Sports Chip Engelland is thrilled to be back in the Philippines, this time as part of Team USA’s coaching staff for the Fiba World Cup An older generation of hoop fans can recall Engelland being a part of the Northern Consolidated program of Danding Cojuangco and coach Ron Jacobs…
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Iga Swiatek calls for end to online hate: ‘The amount of criticism me and my team get after losing a set is ridiculous’
World No 1 Iga Swiatek called for an end to online hate after she received angry messages following her victory over Zheng Qinwen in the last 16 of the Cincinnati Open. Swiatek, who will now face this year’s Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova in the quarter-finals, appeared upset in her press conference after being criticised for…
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Behind the Whistle: Chris Foy explains latest EFL decisions including Southampton, Huddersfield and Wycombe calls
In Behind the Whistle, former Premier League referee Chris Foy goes through a selection of key match decisions from the Sky Bet Championship, League One and League Two. Behind the Whistle aims to give supporters of EFL clubs an insight into the decision-making considerations and also clarification of certain calls to provide an understanding of…
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Behind the Whistle: Chris Foy explains latest EFL decisions including Preston, Rotherham and Bolton calls
The EFL has returned and with it the Behind the Whistle feature where former Premier League referee Chris Foy goes through a selection of key match decisions from the opening weekend of the Sky Bet Championship, League One and League Two. Behind the Whistle aims to give supporters of EFL clubs an insight into the…
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Shadow sports minister Lucy Powell calls for misogyny to be classified as hate crime
Shadow sports minister Lucy Powell has told Sky Sports News there needs to be a change in the law for misogyny to be classified as a hate crime so that it is treated as seriously as racism and homophobia. Misogyny and sexism are not treated as hate crimes under UK law, meaning they are investigated…
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MCC world committee calls on men’s ODIs to be significantly reduced, extra funding for Test and women’s cricket
Extra funding to protect Test cricket and the women’s game has been proposed by the MCC’s world committee, which has also called for men’s ODIs to be “significantly reduced” after the 2027 World Cup. The existing financial imbalance between nations is putting a squeeze on the viability of Test cricket outside of India, England and…
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Novak Djokovic calls for Wimbledon Center Court start time to be brought forward
Novak Djokovic has called for Wimbledon to overhaul its scheduling and start play earlier on Center Court. The seven-time champion fell foul of the All England Club’s insistence on beginning matches at 1.30pm when his fourth-round match against Hugo Hurkacz had to be suspended on Sunday night due to the council-imposed 11pm curfew. Andy Murray’s…
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