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Ademola Lookman has suffered a minor injury, his Spanish club Atlético Madrid have confirmed.
The Super Eagles winger was taken off during the Copa del Rey Final against Real Sociedad on Saturday after appearing uncomfortable on the pitch.
In a statement released by the club, it was revealed that Lookman and his teammate Alexander Sørloth both ended the match with fitness concerns.
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“Ademola Lookman and Alexander Sørloth finished the Copa del Rey final with discomfort,” the statement said.
After medical checks, Atlético Madrid’s doctors advised caution. Both players have now been placed on separate training programmes to reduce the risk of further injury.
“The club’s medical staff have carried out tests and advised maximum caution to avoid any injury risk. They will follow individual training plans in the coming days, working away from the main squad,” the statement added.
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Their return to full team training will depend on how quickly they recover in the next few days.
Akwa United have spoken for the first time after missing out on promotion from the Nigeria National League, sending a strong message to rivals, the state government, Ibom Air and their supporters.
The Promise Keepers ended their 2025/2026 season with a 2–1 away win against Solution FC in Awka, but it was not enough to secure promotion. Sporting Lagos claimed the only ticket in Conference B by just one point.
In an official statement signed by the club chairman, Mr Joseph Eno, Akwa United congratulated their rivals and reflected on a tough season.
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“We extend our warm congratulations to Sporting Lagos on their achievement. They provided formidable competition throughout the season, and the race for promotion remained intense until the final day of the league season.”
The club highlighted their strong performances during the campaign, including an unbeaten home record, three away wins, and one draw on the road.
“Our campaign was marked by an unbeaten home record, three away victories, and one away draw. Unfortunately, these efforts were not sufficient to secure promotion. While this outcome is disappointing, we accept it in the true spirit of the game and now turn our focus to the challenges ahead.”
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Akwa United also took time to appreciate the support they received throughout the season, starting with the Akwa Ibom State Government.
“We express our profound gratitude to our sports-loving Governor, His Excellency Umo Eno, for his unwavering support and commitment to Akwa United Football Club. We remain resolute in our determination to achieve our promotion objective next season.”
The club also praised the Commissioner for Sports, Elder Paul Bassey, for his consistent backing.
“Our sincere appreciation also goes to our pillar of support, the Honourable Commissioner for Sports, Elder Paul Bassey, whose consistent backing has been invaluable. We only wish our results had fully reflected his dedication and efforts.”
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Akwa United did not forget their sponsors, especially Ibom Air, whose support they described as vital to the team’s progress.
“We also acknowledge our worthy partners and sponsors, Ibom Air, whose continued support has strengthened and uplifted the team. Their reliability remains a great source of encouragement, and we look forward to celebrating shared success in the near future.”
The club reserved special praise for their fans, who stood by the team both at home and away.
“To our loyal and passionate fans, we say thank you. Your support—both at home and on the road, as well as your strong online presence—has been a constant source of inspiration throughout the season. We urge you to continue standing with us, and we promise to make you proud.”
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Despite the setback, Akwa United made it clear that their season is not over, as attention now shifts to the President Federation Cup.
“Although the NNL season has come to an end, our journey this football season continues. The President Federation Cup presents another opportunity to achieve success. Our campaign resumes on Monday, April 20, as we compete in the semifinals of the State FA Cup at the State level.”
The club admitted disappointment but insisted they will come back stronger.
“As a club, we are disappointed but proud of the effort put into this promotion race. We fought until the final whistle of the league season. We will carefully review the lessons from this season and take decisive steps to ensure we return stronger, better prepared, and ready to fight for promotion next season.”
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In a related development, Akwa United booked their place in the final of the 2026 Akwa Ibom State FA Cup after a dominant 4-0 victory over Heaven’s Race Academy, while also sealing qualification for the 2026 Nigeria President Federation Cup.
The Promise Keepers delivered a strong performance in the semi-final, with goals from Daniel Gothom, Yannick Menegbe, and a brace from Aniebiet Sunday securing a comfortable win.
Mar 13, 2026; Indianapolis, Indiana, USA; sNew York Knicks forward/guard Og Anunoby (8) and guard Jalen Brunson (11) in the second half against the Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Mandatory Credit: Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images
The NBA action in the postseason was scintillating on Sunday night with Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs flexing championship-caliber potential against Portland.
While Wemby rests, the Minnesota Timberwolves and Denver Nuggets duel in one of the more entertaining first-round matchups in the Western Conference playoffs.
Minnesota has listed Anthony Edwards was questionable, which seems to swing the pendulum in Denver’s favor.
Here’s a closer look at our lean in Monday’s matchups:
Nuggets-Timberwolves over 231.5 (-110, FanDuel)
Anthony Edwards had a miserable shooting night on Saturday but averaged over 28 points in four games against the Nuggets this season. If he’s able to play in Game 2, Minnesota will have to score big to stay in the same stratorsphere as the Nuggets, one of the NBA’s best home playoff teams.
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Denver is not known for defense, yielding nearly 120 points per game this season, and Minnesota moves the ball effectively to take advantage of openings.
Edwards is the player who makes it all click. But he missed 11 of the Timberwolves’ last 14 games of the regular season with right knee inflammation before logging 38 minutes and admitting to rust and fatigue in Game 1 on Saturday.
If Edwards can play, we like the over on the total with the over on his point production (26.5).
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There has been a little movement in the Knicks’ favor — not a surprise, but by point of fact — from the opening line of 5.5 and the total is up a point to 217.5. At FanDuel the public is on the under.
Why? We need to know if the Hawks can score on the road when 3s aren’t falling. The answer was no on Saturday night in Game 1.
New York chases a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series after a 113-102 victory in the series opener.
That’s not to say the Hawks can’t score. They finished the regular season sixth in scoring (118.5 points per game) and fifth in 3-point shooting at 37.1 percent.
The Hawks might have hit the comeback button, but it malfunctioned when Atlanta missed 15 of 21 attempts from 3-point range in the second half.
The Hawks didn’t heat up until the waning minutes of the fourth quarter. That 11-0 run that cut a 19-point deficit to 106-98.
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Former Manchester United man Nicky Butt has delivered a scathing critique of Alejandro Garnacho, pointing to the behavioural concerns that marked his time at the club.
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Garnacho endured an extremely difficult game on Saturday as United beat Chelsea 1-0 at Stamford Bridge. He came on in the first half for the injured Estevao and had no impact whatsoever for the Blues, who are currently in a torrid run of form.
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Diogo Dalot had a comfortable game against the forward, who repeatedly broke down Chelsea’s attacks and bizarrely kept tumbling over even under minimal pressure.
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After the final whistle, Luke Shaw appeared to aim a dig at the Argentina international when he posted a picture of himself flooring the Chelsea star to the ground. Several United players responded to the post, ridiculing Garnacho and offering a stark indication of how unpopular he may have been within the Old Trafford dressing room.
Since joining Chelsea from United last summer, Garnacho has struggled to make an impact. His departure from United was somewhat acrimonious, following a public falling out with then-manager Ruben Amorim. Unhappy at being left on the bench for the Europa League final loss to Tottenham, Garnacho criticised Amorim for the decision while also raising questions about his future at the club.
The shocking episode was the final straw in a long history of misconduct by the 21-year-old and his brother, with United appearing to have finally run out of patience.
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A recent report covered by The Peoples Person relayed that Sir Jim Ratcliffe was over the moon and could hardly contain his joy when Chelsea lodged a £40m bid for Garnacho.
Speaking on The Good, The Bad & The Football podcast, United legend former academy manager and coach (coached reserves and briefly served as Ryan Giggs’ assistant), Nicky Butt, ripped into Garnacho’s attitude and shed some details on his experience with the player.
Butt tears into Garnacho
Butt said, “He signed at 16. I was academy manager at the time and he signed in a deal where they also signed Alvaro (Fernandez). Garnacho was always a bit stand-off-ish; he had a high opinion of himself. I thought he had an edge about him. And when he got into the first team – I will just say what I think because I was there – he got above his station way too quick. He got superstar status way too quick.”
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“And that’s not a former player saying they get paid too much, I hope young players get paid millions, but he got superstar status too quick and he obviously scored the bicycle kick which was phenomenal.”
“Someone in that club or team at the time should have been swatting him down, and they might have been, and he ignored them. But the best thing Man United did was sell him because, forget his ability, and I don’t think he is that great anyway, but I thought his attitude was a disgrace when he was at Man United.”
Butt added, “More importantly when he left, and if you completely disrespect your teammates and the football club when you leave, then that’s it.”
“It is common knowledge that (Amorim) told him on the final game of the season that he can go find a new club. If he had been in our team then he would have been taken out every single day in training with the players we were brought up with.”
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“He would have been treated really badly, he’d have learned from that and got better.”
“He was 21 or whatever when he left the club but you can’t be up your own backside thinking you are as big or bigger than Man United. In an interview recently, I watched it and he said: ‘I thought I should have played every game.’ I was thinking number one, you weren’t even that good, and number two you are young, be humble.”
“What I would say is that he was very mentally strong. We had a lad called Anthony Elanga, I thought he was better, if he went at the right-back and lost the first three he wouldn’t do it again. He wouldn’t want to give the ball away. He is different now.”
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“Garnacho had that mentality to just keep going, that’s his biggest strength and that is why every now and again he will do something unbelievable. He has massive belief in himself.”
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Garnacho made 144 appearances for United, scoring 26 goals during that period. He also provided 22 assists.
Jones kicks off his title bid with a tough test against Mark Selby, who will be hunting a fifth world title to add to his impressive trophy cabinet.
Cwmbran’s ‘Silent Assassin’ will be hoping he can repeat his heroics of 2024 and go one step further to win his first ranking title.
And while last year’s champion Xingtong will be intent on breaking the ‘Crucible curse’, Jones is focused on himself.
“I honestly don’t mind who I play. I just concentrate on myself and If I play well then I’m sure I’ll be a game for anybody,” said Jones.
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“When I’d gone there the first or second time you don’t know what you’re capable of. I suppose now I know that I can play well there and can do well there. So that gives me a lot of confidence and belief.”
At the Crucible Jones will look to become just the fourth Welshman to become world champion, following in the footsteps of Terry Griffiths, Ray Reardon and Mark Williams.
“I enjoy playing at the Crucible, you either love it or hate it and you can crumble, but I enjoy the atmosphere,” said Jones.
“It’s an unbelievable venue to be honest and I’m really looking forward to it.”
The Ottawa Senators are heading home down 2-0 after losing a dramatic double-overtime Game 2.
The goal came after Martinook nearly scored on a penalty shot as part of a wild chain of events in the first overtime period.
That sequence began when Hurricanes forward Mark Jankowski first appeared to score the overtime winner on a delayed penalty but the goal was overturned due to an offside review. Martinook was still awarded a penalty shot for the Senators’ delayed penalty, but Linus Ullmark made the save to keep the game alive.
After going down 2-0 in regulation, Drake Batherson and Dylan Cozens each scored for the Senators in the second period to even the game.
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In the third period, the Senators doubled the Hurricanes in shots but they couldn’t finish the chances, forcing the game to overtime.
For the Hurricanes, Logan Stankoven opened the scoring with his second playoff goal in as many games. Sebastian Aho also scored for the home team.
The Senators and Hurricanes are off to Ottawa where they will meet again on Thursday for Game 3.
If you thought you’d seen everything in an NHL hockey game, think again.
In one of the most chaotic sequences you will ever see, the Ottawa Senators were able to survive to a second period of overtime against the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 2 on Monday.
With the Senators called for a delayed penalty, Hurricanes forward Mark Jankowski appeared to bury the overtime winner to give Carolina a 2-0 series lead.
But after a league-mandated review, the goal was waved off for offside.
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The league determined that Hurricanes forward Jordan Staal had possession but not control of the puck when his skates went over the blue line on the initial entry to the zone, per Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman.
Rule 83.1 of the NHL rulebook states in part: “A player controlling the puck who shall cross the line ahead of the puck shall not be considered ‘off-side,’ provided he had possession and control of the puck with his stick prior to both skates completely crossing the leading edge of the blue line.”
However, the absurdity of the sequence was far from over.
Because the Hurricanes scored with the Senators on a delayed penalty, Carolina was still in line to receive the penalty after the disallowed goal.
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That call was made with reference to Rule 38.7 of the NHL rulebook, which states in part: “If one or more penalties (minor or major) are assessed between the time of the missed infraction and the video review that disallows the apparent goal, the offending team(s) (and responsible Player(s)) will still be required to serve the penalty(ies) identified and assessed, and the time of the penalty(ies) will be recorded as the time at which the play should have been stopped for the missed infraction.”
But this call wasn’t just a regular penalty, as the referees determined that Jordan Martinook had a clear scoring chance taken away and awarded the Hurricanes forward a penalty shot.
Senators goalie Linus Ullmark came up big and stopped Martinook, and after all was said and done, the game headed to another 20 minutes of overtime.
Martinook would get the last laugh, however, as he made up for his penalty shot miss in the second overtime by scoring the game-winner.
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Luckily for both teams, there are two days off to recover before Game 3 in Ottawa on Thursday.
The NFL is tightening its prospects’ contact information list for this year’s NFL Draft after the prank call to Shedeur Sanders as he slid down the draft board last April.
As Sanders fell out of the first round, and even further after not being taken in the second or third rounds on Day 2 of the draft, he was prank called by Jax Ulbrich, the son of Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, who wrote down Sanders’ phone number from his father’s open iPad while visiting home.
Now, the NFL is limiting the access of the prospects’ contact information to one person within each franchise, according to The Athletic.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders (12) watches from the sidelines late in the fourth quarter against the Tennessee Titans at Huntington Bank Field on Dec. 7, 2025.(Ken Blaze/Imagn Images)
“The relevant contact information will be provided by the league to a single point of contact at the club in football operations,” a league spokesman told the outlet. “This individual will be responsible for safeguarding the numbers.”
The moment involving Sanders ended up going viral, as he was live-streaming a draft party with his family and friends when he got the call from someone impersonating New Orleans Saints GM Mickey Loomis before the No. 40 overall pick the team owned.
The Saints were among teams who were in the quarterback market heading into the draft, and they didn’t select one in the first round. Meanwhile, other quarterback-needy teams like the Tennessee Titans (Cam Ward, No. 1) and New York Giants (Jaxson Dart, No. 25) already settled the position on day one.
Instead of taking Sanders, the Saints settled on Louisville’s Tyler Shough in the second round. Sanders would have to wait until the fifth round to be taken by the Cleveland Browns, who also selected Oregon’s Dillon Gabriel in the third round the day prior.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders reacts on the sideline during the first half of an NFL football game against the San Francisco 49ers, Sunday, Nov. 30, 2025, in Cleveland.(Sue Ogrocki/AP)
Jeff Ulbrich later apologized for his son’s actions, where he also shouldered blame for the leaked phone number in the first place.
“My actions of not protecting confidential data were inexcusable,” Ulbrich said at a news conference at the Falcons’ facility. “My son’s actions were absolutely inexcusable, and for that we are both deeply sorry.”
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The NFL fined the Falcons $250,000 and Jeff Ulbrich was docked $100,000.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders looks to pass against the Buffalo Bills during the first half of an NFL football game in Cleveland, Sunday, Dec. 21, 2025.(David Richard/AP)
Michael Carrick believed Kobbie Mainoo had his best game since his Man United appointment against Chelsea in the Premier League.
Kobbie Mainoo received a bear hug from Casemiro during the post-match celebrations at Stamford Bridge. Casemiro’s embrace was so enthusiastic that Mainoo was lifted off his feet.
Mainoo fist-pumped in front of Manchester United’s jubilant away section, and had a smile on his face until he disappeared down the tunnel. The youngster deserves praise for performing to such a high level against Chelsea after only returning to training two days before the game.
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Speaking in his press conference, Carrick said: “I thought that was the best Kobbie has played, certainly since I’ve been back here. To step up and put so many phases to his game or sides to his game tonight.
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“I thought he looked so composed, so calm, had a really good presence about him, defended well. Not easy when you’ve got really good players in and around you and it was a good battle between him and Cole Palmer.
“So we had to be right at it tonight, but Kobbie just showed so much quality and composure in a tough environment, really, in the end. He showed us what he can do.”
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Mainoo recorded a 91 per cent pass accuracy against Chelsea, he touched the ball 70 times, won three tackles and made three interceptions. His defensive work was diligent and crucial in the second half.
In another world, Mainoo could have lined up for Chelsea against United last weekend, though. The London club expressed an interest in signing Mainoo at a time when he’d slipped down Ruben Amorim’s pecking order and was stuck at an impasse in negotiations over a new contract with his boyhood club.
Chelsea were actively monitoring the situation and would have pounced had the opportunity presented itself. Thankfully for United, Mainoo outlasted Amorim and should be at the heart of the club for the next 10 years.
When Mainoo conducted his first interview with external media in 2024, the press officer smiled as they said he would be a United mixed zone representative every four weeks for the next decade.
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Mainoo’s future was thrown into doubt during Amorim’s tenure and the Portuguese’s view on the academy graduate is well documented, but that stance has looked worse after every round of fixtures since his exit.
The Stockport-born midfielder has been excellent for Carrick, who reinstated him to the starting XI as one of his first acts. “He changed some players,” said Bruno Fernandes recently when asked about Carrick’s impact.
Fernandes and Casemiro started together in Amorim’s two-man midfield, and the pair surely would have questioned the former United boss’s view of Mainoo, as they know what he can bring to the table.
The Manchester Evening News have been told that Mainoo “loves” to play with Casemiro, and the Brazilian said in a recent interview with club media: “Kobbie is the present and the future. I think that he is one of the best No.8s and can be for that for the next 12 years.”
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Casemiro swept Mainoo off his feet after full-time against Chelsea because he knew how important he’d been in the victory. Everyone could see what United have with Mainoo, but somehow Amorim could not.
It’s possible that Amorim could still be in the United job had he started Mainoo in midfield in his system. Amorim believed Mainoo had deficiencies, particularly in the defensive side of his game, but he never gave him a proper run of games to prove himself in the deeper role in his formation.
Mainoo could have helped to improve results and alleviate pressure on Amorim. If that had happened, the chances of Amorim blowing up in the Elland Road press conference would have been greatly reduced.
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The irony is that Amorim may still feel he was right about Mainoo. After all, Amorim was remarkably stubborn, and he could argue that taking Mainoo out of the team sharpened his mind and made him make improvements.
It is true that Mainoo evaluated every possible aspect of his lifestyle before the start of the season. He knew the challenge he faced to change Amorim’s opinion, and he pored over different aspects of his lifestyle, even changing his private chef at home.
Mainoo worked with a private coach throughout the international breaks in which he was snubbed by England, so Amorim may well argue that going through a difficult period was necessary for Mainoo’s next chapter.
“Some of you think that Kobbie Mainoo is already done [the finished article]. I think he can do so much better, he can improve in a lot,” said Amorim during a press conference in September.
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“I think for some guys it is enough [their talent], but for him it is not enough. Maybe it’s not fair, but I think I’m helping Kobbie Mainoo, and that’s it. He will have opportunities like the other guys.”
He continued: “Sometimes, I look at Kobbie Mainoo and I feel that sometimes he was like – and I watched a lot of games from the Premier League when I was in Portugal – and you can feel that the Manchester United team was really transitional.
“He was the only guy who calmed down the game. Now we have other players who can calm down the game. We play a different game, and sometimes I expect more from Kobbie Mainoo.
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“And I know that he can give that. So sometimes, like you said, maybe if I start more Kobbie Mainoo, then he is going to play and he’s going to get hard to take out. Sometimes it’s not fair, but I need to go with what I’m feeling in the moment, and that is the only feeling.”
Amorim’s feelings about Mainoo were wrong, yet it would not be a surprise to hear the 21-year-old admit later in his career that surviving that challenging period was an important part of his journey.
You will not hear Mainoo saying that anytime soon, however. Judging by Mainoo’s social media activity and a stunt from his half-brother, it was clear his relationship with Amorim had become fractured by the end of his tenure.
Mainoo was a starter for United and England. Amorim was appointed, and he became a bench warmer for his club, and a possible call-up to England Under-21s was touted. You cannot blame Mainoo for being frustrated.
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Carrick has helped Mainoo get back on track, and the cherry on the cake would be an inclusion in England’s World Cup squad this summer. Mainoo’s performances have made him impossible for Thomas Tuchel to ignore.
United must build around the midfielder for the next 10 years. He is the future, as Casemiro said.
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Sky has upgraded its Ultimate TV and Sky Sports bundle to now include HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+, discovery+ and Hayu, as well as 135 channels and full Sky coverage of the Premier League and EFL.
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Two colts from Godolphin, victors in multiple Group 1 contests, have hung up their shoes and are destined for the Darley stallion ranks later this year.
Retirement for Tentyris and Observer was confirmed on Monday, with them heading to different Darley Australia outposts.
Tentyris, a Street Boss gelding no, colt, prevailed in the Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes (1200m) through spring and a comeback success in the Black Caviar Lightning (1000m) earlier in the year; his new home is Kelvinside, NSW, fee $88,000 (GST incl).
“Tentyris and Observer are two of the best from our amazing three-year-old crop,” Godolphin Australia managing director Andy Makiv said.
“This season is a credit to everyone involved, from those on the farms to our people in the office, right through to the trainers and their staff.
“To be so competitive on the racetrack this season and win races like the Coolmore, Lightning, Guineas and Derby is something everyone at Godolphin should be very proud of.”
Cricket isn’t one of the most popular sports in Serbia, but tennis icon Novak Djokovic found a connection with the “Gentleman’s game” through none other than Team India legend Virat Kohli. The two stalwarts of their respective sports haven’t shared a stage often, but they have engaged in several social media interactions that have mesmerised their fans. Speaking at the Laureus World Sports Awards, Djokovic expressed his admiration for Kohli, revealing that the iconic batter is the reason he started following cricket.
In the digital age, two people no longer need to be in the same vicinity to be “friends”. Despite living thousands of kilometres apart, Djokovic found a friend in Kohli and vice-versa.
“Yes, Virat is a friend and someone I, of course, respect and admire. He’s actually, to be honest, the reason why I started following cricket. I hadn’t followed it before, but through him, I started following it more. We keep in touch, and hopefully, when I come, I don’t want to say if, but when I come to India, hopefully he can join me. We could do a little bit of tennis and a little bit of cricket, have fun, and just spread positive, good vibes while celebrating sport,” Djokovic told Times Now.
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Asked about his message for India, Djokovic said that he has admired the country and its fans for a long time. The Serb also mentioned that he has plans to visit India soon.
“My message is always love, respect, and appreciation for all the support I have personally been receiving from Indian tennis and sports fans around the world over the years. I’ve met so many of them during this time. My message would also be: ‘See you very soon in India,’ because I need to go there. I’ve been feeling a calling to visit for the last couple of years. I really hope that I’ll be able to come to India to host an event, play a match, or whatever it may be. I really wish for that because I feel very close to the Indian people,” Djokovic stated.
The 24-time Grand Slam winner also spoke about his rivalry with the sport’s two “young guns”, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
“I think the rivalry between Sinner and Alcaraz is also great and unique in its own way. But for me, the ‘Big Three’ will always remain the greatest,” Djokovic asserted.
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