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World Cup 2022 team guides part 8: Wales

Gareth Bale and co head into their nation’s first World Cup since 1958 unburdened by expectation despite recent heroics

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Rob Page: ‘I’ve got friends in England that enjoy watching Wales play’

‘We’re not just going out there to make the numbers up,’ the manager tells Ben Fisher about his nation’s first World Cup finals since 1958

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Dan Martin: ‘Cycling is quite boring to watch. It has become prescriptive’

As he gets used to life in retirement, the Irish rider tells Donald McRae about the unhealthy demands of professional cycling

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Claressa Shields: ‘You gotta be great to survive all I did – Savannah Marshall is gonna be shocked’

Three-belt world middleweight champion fought back from a tortured childhood and tells Donald McRae of her hopes to avenge the only loss of her career

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Barkley seals win for resurgent New York Giants over Green Bay

Saquon Barkley scored the winning touchdown as the New York Giants defeated the Green Bay Packers 27-22 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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Lionesses put down World Cup marker to prove sights are limitless

Even if no prizes were on offer, there in plain sight was the proof that England’s sights should be limitless after putting down a World Cup marker with their victory over USA

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Georgia Stanway penalty gives England victory over world champions USA

England beat the United States 2-1 at Wembley via goals from Lauren Hemp and Georgia Stanway, Sophia Smith scoring for the visitors in an eventful first half

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Eamonn McCabe obituary

Award-winning photographer and picture editor with a unique way of seeing and framing the world

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Conor Benn: ‘I understand Dad and I don’t blame him for his mistakes’

Prior to his fight against Chris Eubank Jr, Benn reflects on childhood trauma and his changing relationship with his father

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Granit Xhaka adds gloss after Emerson sees red as Arsenal sink Tottenham

Thomas Partey, Gabriel Jesus and Granit Xhaka helped Arsenal to a 3-1 victory against Tottenham, who lost Emerson Royal to a straight red card at 2-1 down

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Knowing England’s luck we’ll win this depressing incarnation of the World Cup

Tainted Qatar 2022 is unlikely to be won by Gareth Southgate’s side, but lose in the wrong manner and it could cost him his job

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Southgate admits younger England players felt pressure in Nations League

Gareth Southgate has admitted some of his younger England players felt the weight of the shirt during a high-stress Nations League get-together

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Mourners dash for last chance to join queue for the Queen’s lying-in-state

Potential 14-hour wait and a warning about closure did not deter visitors from participating in ‘historic moment’

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‘I’m well again’: Emma Hayes on hidden trauma, ADHD and Chelsea upheaval

The manager talks openly about grief and loss, the new regime at Chelsea and feeling ready for the new season ahead

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Robinson skittles South Africa before Pope gives England narrow advantage

Ollie Robinson’s five-wicket haul helped England dismiss South Africa for 118 but despite Ollie Pope’s impressive 67, the tourists fought back

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Inspired England beat Australia to win Commonwealth Games hockey gold

The England women’s hockey team beat Australia to take gold in the Commonwealth Games, with Holly Hunt and Tess Howard scoring in a 2-1 victory

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Hodgkinson heartbreak as Moraa beats her to Commonwealth Games gold

Keely Hodgkinson had to settle for another second place after Kenya’s Mary Moraa stunned her with an unconventional surge for gold

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Ollie Hoare wins epic Commonwealth Games 1500m final for Australia

Australia’s Ollie Hoare picked up gold in the Commonwealth Games 1500m final, while Scotland’s world champion Jake Wightman had to settle for bronze

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Commons to Commonwealth: Ghana cyclist Symonds builds his own legacy

The 48-year-old with a day job at the Houses of Parliament rubbed shoulders with the elite during Thursday’s time trial

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Now come and watch us with our clubs, England’s Toone urges new fans

Ella Toone has appealed to the half a million fans who have cheered the Lionesses on to Euro 2022 glory to support them at WSL games

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Alexandra Popp’s warmup woes rob her of fairytale finish with Germany

Injury shortly before kick-off denied the tournament’s best finisher the ending she had craved for an entire career

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London 2012, 10 years on: wrestling with a sporting legacy built on false assumptions

Ten years on from the flag-draped fever dream of Danny Boyle’s opening ceremony and the golden night of Saturday 4 August, what have we got left from London 2012?

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Roc Nation’s Michael Yormark on Romelu Lukaku: ‘You have to play to his strengths … I don’t think that happened’

The president of Jay-Z’s sports agency on his approach to talent, what he makes of Chelsea’s treatment of a star asset, and his mission to revolutionise rugby after Siya Kolisi made him fall in love with the sport

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Rory McIlroy takes centre stage at 150th Open clouded by LIV Golf soap opera

America’s Cameron Young took the first-day lead with 64 while Rory McIlroy shot a 66 as Lee Westwood brushed off Tiger Woods’ opinion on LIV

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Tiger Woods sees his hopes of Open glory disappear into Swilcan Burn

The former champion, twice a winner at St Andrews, was struggling from the first fairway and shot a six-over-par 78

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