The French veteran says Elina Svitolina has faced unkind abuse since announcing their separation, as his own playing career draws to a close.
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Our desk tracks live scores across most of the major sports out there. On the football side, that means the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, MLS, and the Champions League. Beyond football, we follow the NFL, MLB, NBA, WNBA, and NHL, plus Formula 1 and MotoGP on the motorsport side, UFC and MMA, boxing, tennis, rugby, golf, and WWE. If a big game, fight, or race is happening today, somewhere in the world, chances are our desk already has an eye on it, and a page ready for the result once it lands.
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Football makes up a big share of what we do, and we cover it closely across Europe and further afield. That includes weekly coverage of the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, and Ligue 1, plus MLS in North America and the Champions League once the European nights come around. Transfer windows get their own steady stream of updates too, since a lot of readers care about who is moving clubs just as much as who won on Saturday.
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Motorsport has a solid place on the desk as well. We follow Formula 1 race weekends closely, from practice and qualifying through to the race itself and the points standings afterward, and we do the same for MotoGP on two wheels. Combat sports get proper attention too, with UFC cards, MMA more broadly, and boxing fights covered round by round rather than just the final result and a headline.
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Most days start with the same routine for our desk: check overnight results, confirm team news, and get the injury list sorted before kickoff or tip-off. During live matches, one writer usually handles the running updates while another prepares the fuller report for afterward, so both go out without long delays. For transfer stories, we wait for an official club confirmation or a source we trust before publishing a fee or a deal as done, rather than chasing speed at the cost of getting it wrong. Across combat sports and motorsport weekends, results get confirmed against the official scorecards or timing sheets before we file anything final. It is not complicated work, it just takes doing consistently, day after day, across every sport on this list, without cutting corners on the days nobody is watching closely.
Whatever brought you here today, whether it was a football score, a fight card, a tennis result, or a race weekend, thanks for reading. We will keep the desk running for the next one, and the one after that.
Katie Boulter Japan Open win: she beat Antonia Ruzic 3-6 6-3 6-3 in Osaka to reach the semi-finals and take back the British No 1 spot from Sonay Kartal.
Villa may pull out of a permanent move for the on-loan Chelsea winger if his form doesn't lift, according to Football Insider.
Forest end a run of three straight league defeats but stay winless after more missed chances at Portman Road.
Kimi Antonelli could win the drivers' championship at the Circuit of the Americas if results go his way, after Charles Leclerc led Friday practice.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc led both sessions in Austin, but Max Verstappen's long-run pace looked the strongest on Friday.
Southampton's group technical director says the club backed head coach Tonda Eckert through the summer despite the uncertainty over a possible FA ban.
The Oilers Nugent-Hopkins return came with a goal, an assist and the shootout winner in a 6-5 win over Carolina. See the details and what's next.
Scuderia Ferrari was founded by Enzo Ferrari in 1929 as a racing team and it is the only team that has entered every Formula 1 world championship season since 1950. The cars are built in Maranello.
The Chiefs were founded in 1960 by Lamar Hunt as the Dallas Texans and moved to Kansas City in 1963. They play at Arrowhead Stadium, which is regularly named among the loudest in sports.
The Warriors began in Philadelphia in 1946, moved to San Francisco in 1962 and then to Oakland in 1971. Since 2019 they have played at the Chase Center in San Francisco.
