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Rachel feels positive despite all the negatives
Christmas is a season to be merry and feeling good. Though this has been a pandemic year, national women’s squash player Rachel Arnold is glad to have experienced many positives even if she did not end her season on a high.
WTA suspends all tournaments in China over Peng concerns
WASHINGTON: The women’s professional tennis tour announced Wednesday it was suspending all tournaments in China amid what its chairman called “serious doubts” about the safety of Chinese player Peng Shuai, who accused a top Communist Party leader of sexual assault.
Record 70 goals in five matches
A record 70 goals were scored in five matches on the second day of the Junior World Cup (JWC) in Bhubaneswsar on Thursday, and it showed the disparity between the prepared teams and the wild card entries.
US, Mexico set for CONCACAF ‘Clasico’ in World Cup clash
LOS ANGELES: The United States will look to complete a calendar clean sweep of victories over Mexico on Friday when the arch-rivals collide in a heavyweight World Cup qualifying showdown in Cincinnati.
Premier League scrambles to convince stars to get vaccinated
LONDON: Premier League matches are once again being played in packed stadiums after Britain’s successful coronavirus vaccine rollout – but the reluctance of many players to get jabbed is proving a headache for football authorities.
Europe vows fightback at Ryder Cup after dismal day one
KOHLER, United States: Europe vowed a Ryder Cup fightback after falling behind the United States 6-2 on Friday in a dismal opening showing, handing the Americans their largest first-day lead since 1975.
US tries to win back Ryder Cup as Europe seeks upset
KOHLER, United States: An American squad featuring nine of the world’s 11 top-ranked golfers tries to reclaim the Ryder Cup from Europe this weekend, aided by 40,000 loud supporters and a home course edge.
Chelsea’s Alonso to stop taking the knee
LONDON: Chelsea defender Marcos Alonso will no longer join the taking of the knee in protest against racism because the Spain left-back believes the gesture is “losing a bit of strength.”
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