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Vuelta a Espana: Matthew Brennan wins his fourth stage of 2026 race (opens the original)
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Matthew Brennan emerged victorious in the 16th stage of the Vuelta a Espana to claim his fourth stage win of this year's race. The British Visma Lease-a-bike rider sprinted to victory ahead of Bryan Coquard and Vito Braet in Palos de la Frontera. Brennan, 21, held up four fingers to celebrate each of his four stage wins in his first Grand Tour. "It's unbelievable, four victories here and the plan was for one," Brennan said after the 181km stage. Stage 16 was expected to be another chance for the
Luke Littler's Players Championships finals dented by Jermaine Wattimena defeat (opens the original)
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Luke Littler's hopes of qualifying for the Players Championship finals in November took a hit as he was defeated by Jermaine Wattimena in the quarter-finals of PC27 in Leicester. Littler, playing in his first Pro Tour event in 2026, was forced into a last-leg decider, and the Dutchman hit a 115 checkout to claim his first victory in six meetings against Littler on the PDC tour. The 19-year-old was in a positive mood afterwards though, posting "on the move" on Instagram. Qualification for Novembe
Fulham leave pitch as Malaga take penalty into empty net (opens the original)
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Fulham's pre-season friendly against Malaga ended in bizarre fashion on Wednesday, with the Spaniards taking a penalty into an empty net as Alvaro Arbeloa's side headed down the tunnel. Malaga equalised in the last minute of normal time, when defender Calvin Bassey was penalised for a handball that allowed Eneko Jauregi to convert from the penalty spot to make it 2-2. But that was only the start of the chaos. Former Real Madrid boss Arbeloa was sent off for seemingly remonstrating with the refer
World Cup 2026: An audience of 24 million tune in to watch England's defeat against Argentina (opens the original)
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A peak audience of 24 million people tuned in to watch England's defeat by Argentina in the World Cup semi-final, making it the most watched live television event in the past five years. The BBC One and iPlayer audience was the biggest for a broadcaster since the Euro 2020 final between England and Italy, which was held in 2021. England's 2-1 loss in Atlanta averaged 22.1m viewers on BBC One and iPlayer. There were an additional 12.6m streams on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app. Ant
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