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Struff stress but Carlitos maintains hat-trick charge

Struff stress but Carlitos maintains hat-trick charge

Carlos Alcaraz has earned his 21st straight victory but it wasn't all plain sailing as he battled past big-serving German Jan-Lennard Struff.

No snail's pace as Tommo breaks new Wimbledon ground

No snail's pace as Tommo breaks new Wimbledon ground

No snail's pace as Tommo breaks new Wimbledon ground

No snail's pace as Tommo breaks new Wimbledon ground

Injured warrior Jordan Thompson reports he felt better as he broke new ground to reach Wimbledon's second week for the first time.

Ex Arsenal player Partey charge with rape of two women

Ex Arsenal player Partey charge with rape of two women

Ex Arsenal player Partey charge with rape of two women

Ex Arsenal player Partey charge with rape of two women

Former Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey has been charged with multiple counts of rape against two women.

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Saved by the dark: Rinky's great Wimbledon escape

Saved by the dark: Rinky's great Wimbledon escape

After saving three match points and reprieved by an umpire's controversial ruling, Aussie Rinky Hijikata still has a slim chance to salvage his Wimbledon dream.

Aussie No.1s sidestep seeds carnage with Wimbledon wins

Aussie No.1s sidestep seeds carnage with Wimbledon wins

Alex de Minaur and Daria Kasatkina have made it into the third round at Wimbledon, while Aleksandar Vukic felt the full power of world No.1 Jannik Sinner.

Ageing and vulnerable seven-time champ is loved at last

Ageing and vulnerable seven-time champ is loved at last

Novak Djokovic is through to the third round of Wimbledon once again, and he's now got the Wimbledon fans behind him -- at last.

Liverpool and soccer world 'devastated' by Jota's death

Liverpool and soccer world 'devastated' by Jota's death

Liverpool described Diogo Jota's death an "unimaginable loss" as the football world paid tribute after the Portugal star was killed in a car crash in Spain.

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Clay royalty ready to model the role on Wimbledon grass

Clay royalty ready to model the role on Wimbledon grass

Clay royalty ready to model the role on Wimbledon grass

Clay royalty ready to model the role on Wimbledon grass

Iga Swiatek and Mirra Andreeva have avoided the cull of top-eight seeds in the Wimbledon women's singles and could yet meet in the semi-finals.

Blinkers on for Demon after comforting fiancee Katie

Blinkers on for Demon after comforting fiancee Katie

Blinkers on for Demon after comforting fiancee Katie

Blinkers on for Demon after comforting fiancee Katie

Australia's big Wimbledon hope Alex de Minaur spent the eve of his second-round match comforting British fiancee Katie Boulter after her exit.

'You got snails move faster' but Tommo's still battling

'You got snails move faster' but Tommo's still battling

'You got snails move faster' but Tommo's still battling

'You got snails move faster' but Tommo's still battling

Jordan Thompson has never been beyond the third round at Wimbledon but admits he will rarely have a better chance to do so - if his body holds up.

Student's Wimbledon fairytale over as ace serves lesson

Student's Wimbledon fairytale over as ace serves lesson

Student's Wimbledon fairytale over as ace serves lesson

Student's Wimbledon fairytale over as ace serves lesson

Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz has moved into the third round at Wimbledon, but his unheralded English opponent had a day to remember on Centre Court.

Keys open to rare double, but Sabalenka lies in wait

Keys open to rare double, but Sabalenka lies in wait

Keys open to rare double, but Sabalenka lies in wait

Keys open to rare double, but Sabalenka lies in wait

Australian Open finalists Madison Keys and Aryna Sabalenka remain on course for a Wimbledon reunion, but Jasmine Paolini has joined the exodus of high seeds.

Thompson's ticker on full display in five-set victory

Thompson's ticker on full display in five-set victory

Thompson's ticker on full display in five-set victory

Thompson's ticker on full display in five-set victory

Jordan Thompson has overcome his painful back and Daniil Medvedev's conqueror to reach Wimbledon's third round, with the draw ahead opening up for him.

Vukic hopes the touch of grass will be Sinner's undoing

Vukic hopes the touch of grass will be Sinner's undoing

Vukic hopes the touch of grass will be Sinner's undoing

Vukic hopes the touch of grass will be Sinner's undoing

Aleksandar Vukic faces the toughest challenge in tennis at Wimbledon, but hopes the "random" feel of a grass court can help him shock world No.1 Jannik Sinner.

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Matildas lynchpin Ellie Carpenter signs for Chelsea

Right-back Ellie Carpenter has penned a four-year-deal with Women's Super League giants Chelsea, ending her time with Lyon.

'Really cool': Herbert gives Australia nine Open lives

Australia will have nine chances at winning the famous Claret Jug after Lucas Herbert qualified for this month's British Open at Royal Portrush.

Fantastic four put Aussie Wimbledon show back on track

Daria Kasatkina, Alex de Minaur, Aleksandar Vukic and Rinky Hijikata have won at Wimbledon to revive Australian fortunes after the carnage of the first day.

It's Wimble-done for world No.3, but Sinner sizzles

Third seed Alexander Zverev has been knocked out of Wimbledon in the opening round, but Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic are through to the next stage.

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Trio of women's top five seeds crash out of Wimbledon

Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula and Zheng Qinwen, seeded two, three and five, have been knocked out of Wimbledon but defending champ Barbora Krejcikova survived.

Weight's been lifted: Demon's family bring smile back

Alex de Minaur had the rare pleasure of having his family at courtside at Wimbledon as he returned to winning ways at Wimbledon.

Popyrin humbled as ailing Tommo saves day at Wimbledon

Alexei Popyrin has been sensationally knocked out at Wimbledon as Jordan Thompson battled to save the sun-baked opening day for Australian tennis.

Alcaraz survives scare as Medvedev suffers Wimbledon KO

Defending champion narrowly avoids following Lleyton Hewitt into Wimbledon infamy as Italian veteran rolls back the years.

Brits start well at Wimbledon as former finalist quits

The home nation has made a good start to Wimbledon on a day when the contenders for the women's singles title in action avoided trouble.

Grass is greener: Kasatkina hopes for change of fortune

Life's been unsettling for Daria Kasatkina for a couple of months but the new star of Australian tennis is ready to be rejuvenated by Wimbledon.

UK police probe Bob Vylan, Kneecap over Glastonbury set

UK police say performances by Bob Vylan and Kneecap at the Glastonbury Festival are subject to a criminal investigation.

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