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Solheim Cup finale: Team Europe makes fast start in bid to reclaim trophy from US as rain eases - AOL (opens the original)
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DEN BOSCH, Netherlands (AP) — All 12 singles matches are in play on the final day of the Solheim Cup — and blue is filling the scoreboards across Bernardus Golf. The Europeans made a fast start Sunday in their bid to reach 14 1/2 points and regain the crystal trophy, with Charley Hull, Esther Henseleit and Linn Grant — out in the first three matches — getting to the back nine with big leads in wet conditions. Nelly Korda was 3 up on European rookie Mimi Rhodes after nine holes of the fourth matc
Solheim Cup: Europe and the US at 4-4 after late heroics from Ciganda on Day 1 - AOL (opens the original)
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DEN BOSCH, Netherlands (AP) — The opening day of the Solheim Cup started with smoke blowers and party music blasting out of a boisterous first tee. It ended in nervy silence on No. 18 as veteran European player Carlota Ciganda stood over a 12-foot putt to tie the match against the Americans. Not for the first time at the biggest team event in women's golf, she delivered. Ciganda pulled off an unlikely par after world No. 1 Nelly Korda and Lauren Coughlin left birdie putts short to gain a half-po
Solheim Cup to begin with Korda vs Hull matchup. Europe and US insist there'll be 'no bad blood' - AOL (opens the original)
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DEN BOSCH, Netherlands (AP) — A canal tour in Amsterdam. The glitz and glamor of a gala dinner. Loud, pumping music on the range. Ping pong and darts in the team room. For the European and American teams, it’s been fun and games this week ahead of the first Solheim Cup held in the Netherlands. Now the serious stuff is about to begin — and the captains have pretty much ensured an explosive start to the 20th edition of the biggest team event in women’s golf. Out first Friday — at 7.40 a.m. local t
English clubs spend a staggering $4.7B in transfer window as Fernandez signing caps $600M City spree - AOL (opens the original)
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English soccer flexed its unrivaled spending power by embarking on an unprecedented $4.7 billion outlay on players in the summer transfer window — and Manchester City saved the biggest signing of the lot right to the very end. Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez became one of the most expensive players in soccer history by completing a marquee move to City from Premier League rival Chelsea for 125 million pounds ($169 million) in the final hours of the window that closed across Europe on Tuesday
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