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PeopleMarathoner Stripped of Paralympic Medal After Helping Her Guide Who Cramped at Finish Line: ‘Devastated’
Elena Congost said it "seems so unfair" that she was disqualified after finishing in third place
- The Guardian
England player ratings: verdict from Nations League victory over Finland
Full-backs Trent Alexander-Arnold and Rico Lewis impressed as England wore down their visitors at Wembley
- The Independent
Max Verstappen makes shock F1 title statement amid Red Bull run of form
The Dutch driver has a 62-point lead to Lando Norris in the world championship with eight races left
- Evening Standard
Manchester United offered Leny Yoro 'four times more money' than Real Madrid to seal transfer
The 18-year-old is yet to make competitive debut after pre-season injury
- Evening Standard
Ben White asked not to be contacted by England, Lee Carsley confirms
The interim head coach has not missed the right-back
- Associated Press
Raygun is the top ranked breaker in the world? The sport's governing body explains
Australian breaker Rachael Gunn, or “b-girl Raygun,” holds the top spot in her sport's latest world rankings despite Olympic performances that led to online ridicule. On Tuesday, the sport's governing body issued a statement to “provide clarity” on why Raygun tops the rankings. Raygun, a 37-year-old university lecturer from Sydney, failed to score any points at the Paris Olympics in routines that included a “kangaroo" dance.
- Evening Standard
Mikel Arteta could be forced into unwanted experiment against Tottenham as Arsenal crisis deepens
Martin Odegaard absence would leave Gunners without first-choice midfield for north London derby
- Evening Standard
Jarell Quansah sends Liverpool message after Arne Slot's tough call on defender
Defender was hooked at half-time in season opener at Ipswich
- The Guardian
Chinese FA bans 38 players for life in corruption crackdown
The Chinese Football Association has banned for life 38 footballers and five club officials after a two-year investigation into match-fixing and gambling
- The Telegraph
Arsenal’s midfield crisis: Five options to replace Martin Odegaard and Declan Rice
Martin Odegaard, the Arsenal captain, was visibly distraught after suffering an ankle injury on international duty with Norway on Monday night. The playmaker hobbled off the pitch after horribly twisting his ankle in a Nations League match against Austria.
- Evening Standard
John Obi Mikel reveals why Chelsea failed to sign Victor Osimhen despite 'compromise' on personal terms
Nigeria international eventually joined Galatasaray on loan
- Evening Standard
Harry Kane hints at future position change for England
Three Lions’ record goalscorer is also among the world’s best passers
- The Independent
Adrian Newey snubbed Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari for Aston Martin – here’s why
The legendary Red Bull designer will join Aston Martin on a lucrative £20m-a-year contract next year despite advances made by Ferrari, McLaren, Williams and Alpine in recent months
- Evening Standard
Arsenal star Kai Havertz can become 'world class' in many positions, says Germany boss
Former Chelsea forward now key player for his country under Julian Nagelsmann
- Associated Press
US Open champ Jannik Sinner is a young man in a hurry. He is 23, is No. 1 and has 2 Slam titles
New U.S. Open champion Jannik Sinner is making big strides in a short amount of time. Just 23, Sinner already reached No. 1 in the ATP rankings a few months ago and, on Sunday, collected the second Grand Slam trophy of his career — and of the year — by defeating Taylor Fritz 6-3, 6-4, 7-5 in the final at Flushing Meadows. Add that to his Australian Open championship in January, and Sinner is the first man since Guillermo Vilas all the way back in 1977 to pick up major titles No. 1 and No. 2 within the same season.
- Twentytwo13
‘Only’ two gold medals show why Paralympic Council Malaysia is right to demand funding, says chief
Malaysia concluded the Paris Paralympics with five medals – two gold, two silver and one bronze. Although it was Malaysia’s worst outing in eight years, Paralympic Council Malaysia (PCM) president Datuk Seri Megat D Shahriman Zaharudin hopes the government will consider its RM50 million funding request to run its development programmes.
- AFP News
Australia 'extremely disappointed' with Indonesia draw in World Cup qualifier
Australia football head coach Graham Arnold said his side were "extremely disappointed" after their goal-drought continued into a second World Cup qualifier, this time leading to a 0-0 draw with Indonesia in Jakarta.Australia again failed to score following their shock 1-0 defeat at home to Bahrain last week in their opening qualifier.
- The Telegraph
John McEnroe: Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz cannot dominate like ‘Big Three’ did
Jannik Sinner’s US Open victory heralds “the official changing of the guard” in men’s tennis, according to 1980s giant John McEnroe.
- Reuters
Japan's Panasonic ends 37-year contract as top Olympics sponsor
Japan's Panasonic Holdings said on Tuesday it would end its 37-year contract as a top sponsor for the Olympics following the end of the Paris Games. The Osaka-based company first became an official partner of the Olympic Games in 1987 and expanded its partnership to the Paralympics from 2014. Toyota Motor, another top sponsor, is also ending its sponsorship of the Olympics this year as its 10-year contract expires.
- Storyful
Delta Plane's Tail Knocked Off in Collision at Atlanta Airport
A passenger plane sustained major damage to its tail after being clipped by the wing of a larger plane on a taxiway at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Georgia, on September 10, according to airport officials and Delta Airlines.In a statement, Delta Airlines said the incident happened around 10:07 am when an Airbus A350 made contact with an Endeavor Air CRJ-900 on an adjacent taxiway. The Japan-bound A350 had 221 passengers on board, while the Louisiana-bound CRJ-900 was carrying 56 customers, Delta said. None were injured, they added.Airport officials said the incident caused “minimal impact” to operations. Credit: @GrantForSC via Storyful