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US Open: Sabalenka vs Rybakina, start time and how to watch the final
Nobody has done this since Serena Three-six, six-four, six-four. That was the road Elena Rybakina had to travel to get past Coco Gauff, in front of a New York crowd that wanted the other ending. Sabalenka had finished her own business hours earlier, brushing Jessica Pegula aside in straight sets without ever looking troubled. So…
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Football: Llorente scores half his UCL goals against Liverpool
Marcos Llorente scored at Anfield again on Wednesday. Five of his ten Champions League goals have now come against Liverpool, and every one of them in the same stadium.
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Basketball: Spain sweep Australia aside to reach the semis
Spain scored 31 points in the first quarter and Australia never recovered. An 89-66 quarter-final win in Berlin sets up a semi-final against the United States.
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Tennis: Sabalenka makes a fourth straight US Open final
The defending champion beat Jessica Pegula 7-5, 6-2 in 80 minutes for a 19th straight win in New York. Saturday brings Rybakina and a shot at three in a row.
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MLB: Cruz’s 467-foot blast finishes the White Sox
Pittsburgh allowed two hits all night and swept Chicago 2-0. Oneil Cruz supplied both runs and the hardest-hit home run of the season.
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NCAAF: Miami hang 77 points on Florida A&M
The No. 7 Hurricanes piled up 854 yards and emptied the bench early. Darian Mensah missed one pass all night.
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Football: Deco says the Ballon d’Or is Yamal’s to lose
Barcelona’s sporting director sees no argument this year. He also thinks the shortlist that left out Pedri and Raphinha is indefensible.
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NFL: 49ers bury the Rams in Melbourne
San Francisco opened the season with a 27-7 rout of the Rams at the MCG, in front of 100,021 people. Brock Purdy threw three touchdown passes. Los Angeles never got going.
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NFL: Harbaugh opens his Giants tenure against Dallas
Nine in a row, and then one night in January Dallas had beaten the Giants nine consecutive times before Week 18 last season. New York finally got one back, 34-17, and that was only their second win in the series since 2016. Zoom out over the last 18 meetings and the Cowboys are still 16-2.…