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Froome: ‘I’d like to be here for the next five years, trying to win’Chris Froome, in the wake of his fourth Tour de France victory, has said he would like to keep riding into his late thirties but admitted he is ‘definitely getting older’
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Spieth’s astonishing 13th-hole recovery paves way for victoryJordan Spieth won the 2017 Open title at Royal Birkdale by three shots, holding off the challenge of Matt Kuchar in a dramatic final round -
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Taylor strike helps England to weather Spain possession at Euro 2017England scored goals at both ends of the game, from Fran Kirby and Jodie Taylor, to beat Spain 2-0 for their second win at Women’s Euro 2017
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England beat India in a thrilling final - a photo essayPhotographer Tom Jenkins had exclusive access around Lord’s to capture all the action and atmosphere of a dramatic Women’s World Cup cricket final
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Anger, desire, energy: Spieth finally silences the devil on his shoulderThe memory of his collapse at the Masters in 2016 was the biggest threat to Jordan Spieth’s Open victory – overcoming it shows how tough a golfer he is
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Young fans building a league of their ownSupporters disillusioned with modern sport have built enormously popular online teams whose followers are now filling real-life stadiums
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Are addiction and corruption the price of its success?Forget football, the world’s fastest-growing sport is live video gaming. But increasingly its impact is proving harmful to those in its thrall
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Simulators, e-gamers and robot-cars: motor sport's new waveEmphasis on simulator work in motor sport means more drivers will emerge from the gaming scene – if they can conquer problems over the lack of ‘fear of death’
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Forget dancing horses and BMX – the Olympics need eSportseSports can be the spark for the International Olympic Committee to update the Olympic Games and reach a larger, more diverse audience
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Every deal in Europe's top five leaguesAll the moves in England, Spain, Italy, France and Germany as well as a Premier League club-by-club guide for all the ins and outs this summer
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Tour de France, the Open and Roger FedererWho is ‘mad’? Who hit an historic hat-trick? And who wants $20,000?
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Setting off all manner of alarms and fleeing for dear lifeToday: Swedish security forces, Craig Shakespeare and U2 pitching in
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24 hours on the road with a Tour de France teamKieran Pender joins the Orica-Scott cycling team as they battle their way through the gruelling stage 17 of the Tour de France
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How Bahrain uses sport to whitewash a legacy of tortureCampaign groups argue that Bahrain’s association with glamour sport is used to ‘launder’ a more wholesome image for the country
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South Africa transformed by Du Plessis’s bold captaincyA shambles at Lord’s the previous week, South Africa reduced England to rubble without arguably their best bowler thanks to the inspired leadership of their captain, Faf du Plessis
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Graceful Federer transcends stats to rebuild auraRoger Federer has overcome the odds and statistics to rebuild a mystical aura after beating Marin Cilic in straight sets in the Wimbledon final
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