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WRC race on knife-edge as Evans trails Ogier in Saudi
Elfyn Evans trails Sebastien Ogier after four stages of Rally Saudi Arabia but their World Rally Championship title race remains in the balance. Source link
Load up on Man City, Brentford and Villa – FPL team of the week
Gameweek 13 is a good time for FPL managers to play their Free Hit chip as they can target struggling sides such as Wolves, Burnley and Leeds. Source link
Gilgeous-Alexander scores 40 points in Thunder win
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander – listed as ill before the game – helps the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Minnesota Timberwolves for a 10th successive victory. Source link
England plan extra training before second Test
England add training sessions to their schedule in Brisbane following their hammering by Australia in the first Ashes Test. Source link
Top-two battles and big-name signings as URC returns
BBC Sport NI looks at how Connacht, Leinster, Munster and Ulster are shaping up for the return of the United Rugby Championship this weekend. Source link
'I'm past being angry' – Liverpool look for answers to worst run for 71 years
Where does another humiliating defeat for Liverpool, making it their worst run for 71 years, leave the club and boss Arne Slot? Source link
Emotional Donaldson shocks Bingham to reach UK Championship
Scott Donaldson pays tribute to his dad after coming from 5-0 down to beat Stuart Bingham 6-5 in the final round of UK Championship qualifying. Source link
Are 'immense' Arsenal most formidable team in Europe?
Mikel Arteta says Bayern Munich are the “best team in Europe” but, after comprehensively beating them, was this the night Arsenal became serious contenders? Source link
Liverpool's 'lack of intensity' exposed by PSV
Champions League analyst Stephen Warnock says that a “lack of intensity” from Liverpool is made it easy for PSV to create opportunities and beat the Premier League champions 4-1 at Anfield. Source link
Frank can take heart despite Champions League loss to PSG
Thomas Frank can take encouragement from some aspects of Spurs’ latest display, despite defeat to Paris St-Germain, says chief football writer Phil McNulty. Source link