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Williams sisters to play doubles together at the Cincinnati Open
ESPN Philippines - 4 hours ago
The Williams sisters are back on track to playing doubles tennis ahead of the U.S. Open.
Liverpool transfer news: Andoni Iraola's squad lacks depth - where should Reds strengthen?
Joe Gomez was taken off with muscle issue in pre-season friendly with Sunderland; Reds are light on centre backs, but are not expected to sign a replacement; right back and the wide forward positions are also areas of concern for new boss Andoni Iraola ahead of season opener at Newcastle
Former Premier League Referee Taylor Joins Turkish Refereeing Committee
ASHARQ AL-AWSAT English - 4 hours ago
Former Premier League and World Cup referee Anthony Taylor has joined the Turkish Central Refereeing Committee as director of elite refereeing, the organisation said on Tuesday. Taylor retired last month following a 22-year career spanning 831 matches. The 47-year-old's final refereeing assignment was the Portugal v Spain World Cup round-of-16 game in Dallas last month.
'He's just using Arsenal!' - Ex-Chelsea star John Obi Mikel warns Gunners fans over Vinicius Junior rumours
John Obi Mikel claims Vinicius Junior is using Arsenal to get a better Real Madrid deal while backing Mikel Arteta's side to defend their Premier League title.
Cristiano Ronaldo's Fiancée Shares Worrying Message Ahead of Reported Wedding
Georgina Rodríguez shared a lengthy message on body image and self-worth, addressing online criticism just weeks ahead of her rumoured wedding to Cristiano Ronaldo.
'Not many interventions needed' - Enzo Maresca searches for the missing piece in Manchester City transfer window
Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca wants experienced transfers after losing Bernardo Silva, John Stones and Nathan Ake.
FIFA leaders slam abandoned $20 billion private equity project
Two senior FIFA executives — coaching great Arsène Wenger and CEO-like secretary general Mattias Grafström — distanced themselves Tuesday from their boss Gianni Infantino’s failed plan to sell stakes in future World Cup profits to private investors.
