Chisora v Wilder confirmed for London’s O2 Arena
Derek Chisora’s fight with former world heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder is confirmed for the O2 Arena in London on 4 April.
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‘I had to keep believing’ – Wirtz on early Liverpool struggles
Midfielder Florian Wirtz opens up about his move to Liverpool and how he dealt with his struggles earlier on this season.
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Nine siblings and a dog called Zoomer – Wirtz in his own words
Florian Wirtz sits down with Kelly Somers to talk about his slow start at Anfield, playing padel and making Bundesliga history.
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I never stopped believing – Calvert-Lewin
Leeds striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin sits down with BBC Sport’s Betty Glover to talk about his return to goalscoring form, being a free agent and his England chances.
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What’s meant for you won’t pass you by – Calvert-Lewin
Dominic Calvert-Lewin discusses the loneliness he experienced while waiting for a transfer this summer and how his form since joining Leeds has re-ignited his England hopes.
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Mercedes and Hamilton shine in F1’s first pre-season test in Barcelona
Silver arrows finish 500 laps, well clear of all their rivals Fears around new engines and regulations unfounded Fears the swathe of new regulations and entirely new engines might be problematic on their first outing proved unfounded, after Formula One’s first pre-season test concluded in Barcelona on Friday. Mercedes put in an almost bulletproof performance
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The day English football changed: 10 years on from Manchester City naming Pep Guardiola
That 1 February 2016 announcement led to Johan Cruyff’s gospel spreading to all corners of our game – and a bromance with Neil Warnock It wasn’t quite without fanfare but when Manchester City announced, 10 years ago on Sunday, that Pep Guardiola was to be their manager from the next summer, it was a banal,
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‘They allowed us to use the costumes’: Fear and Gibson on Torvill and Dean, Boléro and skating history
Team GB’s ice dance duo warmed up for the Winter Olympics by re-enacting the classic routine and are confident they can end Britain’s 32-year medal wait Even after 42 years, the images remain seared into the mind’s eye. Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean staring deeply into each other’s souls as Ravel’s haunting Boléro strikes up.
England’s Joe Heyes: ‘People try to fit into moulds, be something they’re not. Screw that’
Leicester’s quirky prop on beating adversity, being second-string goalkeeper at Nottingham Forest and his love of ‘cooking with butter’ For some people the road to the top is painfully long and winding. Joe Heyes used to be a player whose dreams of making England’s matchday squad were constantly dashed. Driving home from Bagshot, having been
Messi, CR7 jerseys headline Terry’s $695K auction
Former England and Chelsea captain John Terry netted $695,000 from a 50-item auction of his personal collection, headlined by match-worn Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo jerseys.
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