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Sinner, Swiatek tested at US Open as Gauff sets up Osaka showdown
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Swiatek struggles into US Open fourth round
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Olympic champion Hassan and Kiros smash course records to win Sydney Marathon
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China's Wang grabs three-shot LPGA lead at TPC Boston
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Hassan and Kiros smash race records to win Sydney Marathon
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Mitchell wants more from England at World Cup after another huge win
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Real Madrid overturn Mallorca as Atletico held
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Sinner tested at US Open as Gauff cruises into last 16
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Joao Neves bags stunning hat-trick as PSG put six past Toulouse
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Real Madrid make Mallorca comeback to maintain perfect start
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Last-gasp Anguissa fires Napoli past Cagliari, Roma keep pace
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Sinner repels Shapovalov to reach US Open last 16
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Igamane hits debut double for seven-goal Lille
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NFL Cowboys linebacker legend Jordan dead at 84
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Simeone's stuttering Atletico draw at Alaves
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Smiling Gauff romps into US Open last 16
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Canada and Scotland into Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-finals
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Philipsen claims Vuelta stage eight with sprint finish
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Gaza aid flotilla 'should not have to exist' says Thunberg
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Fernandes lifts Man Utd gloom, Frank suffers first league loss with Spurs
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Man Utd secure first win thanks to late Fernandes penalty
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Thousands protest Israeli siege of Gaza near Venice Film Festival
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Philipsen claims Vuelta stage nine with sprint finish
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Ten Hag's Leverkusen collapse to draw at 10-man Bremen
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Taskin helps Bangladesh thrash Netherlands in T20 opener
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Fans pour into S.Africa Comic Con despite few celebrity headliners
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Pole for Piastri at Dutch GP in McLaren lock-up
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Leading politician shot dead in western Ukraine
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Chen stuns No.1 An to set up badminton world final with Yamaguchi
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France probes online platform for possible 'paedophile content'
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McLaren's Oscar Piastri takes pole for Dutch Grand Prix

Marc Marquez wins French MotoGP sprint race
Marc Marquez won the French MotoGP sprint race from brother Alex at Le Mans on Saturday.
The Ducati factory rider replaced his younger sibling at the top of the world championship standings after extending his perfect record in sprints in 2025 to six from six.
Home favourite Fabio Quartararo had set off from pole after lowering the lap record in qualifying.
But the Yamaha rider struggled for pace to cross the line in fourth.
Quartararo held off the Marquez brothers at the start, triggering a delighted roar from the expectant home fans.
Francesco Bagnaia then crashed his factory Ducati early on lap two as Marc Marquez tried to keep tabs on Quartararo.
On lap four of 13 the six-time former world champion was all over the Yamaha leader's rear tyre.
Approaching midway Marc hit the front, with Quartararo briefly stuck in the middle of a Marquez sandwich as Alex raced in third.
The younger Marquez brother riding a Ducati satellite Gresini bike, nipped past the Frenchman on lap eight to finish second as he has done in every Saturday dash since the start of the season.
Rookie Fermin Aldeguer, Alex Marquez's Gresini teammate, claimed his first sprint podium in third.
The 20-year-old's celebrations took an unexpected turn when he ran into the rear wheel of the race winner.
There was no harm done and Marc Marquez made a point of congratulating the youngster with a hug.
Marquez goes into Sunday's main race on 151 points in the riders' standings, with Alex on 149.
Y.Zaher--SF-PST