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King Carlos II

After dropping the first 2 sets, going down a break in the 3rd, and facing 3 championship points in the 4th, Carlos Alcaraz makes magic in Paris.

The defending champ pulls off a massive comeback against world #1 Jannik Sinner, 4-6, 6-7⁴, 6-4, 7-6³, 7-6², in the longest RG final ever

CARLOSSSSSSSS 😭😭🥹😁

Mariona Caldentey of Arsenal celebrates scoring her team's second goal with team mate Katie McCabe during the UEFA Women's Champions League semifinal second leg match between Olympique Lyonnais and Arsenal

🗓️ 19th April: Arsenal 1-2 Lyon
🗓️ 27th April: Lyon 1-4 Arsenal

Arsenal are through to the Champions League final for the first time in 18 years and in some style, recovering from defeat at the Emirates in the first leg to dominate last year's beaten finalists.

If Spurs lose again they'll match their highest number of losses in the Premier League era (19). Club record is 20 in a 38-match season.

Arsenal have lost 18 PL games since April 9, 2022

‘It’s important for the club. it’s important for for the team, for the players and they are part of Arsenal because they they wanna go far in tournaments and they wanna win things and they wanna be at the biggest stage.’ 👇🏻🔴⚪️

Arsenal’s academy coming good today 🔴⚪️

💉💉💉💉

Myles Lewis-Skelly, Performance - Arsenal vs Manchester City

This is so good from him, buckets of talent

Hale End

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beautiful day to dunk on "manchester city"!!

NEW: "Truly Madi Deeply" #AusOpen wrap is here!

Still processing the fact that Madison Keys is now a Slam winner! Therapy works, folks.

On the men's side, tennis keeps trying to make fetch happen but Jannik Sinner said oggi no

thebodyserve.podbean.com/e/truly-madi...

‘What was lacking today was goals, we created one or two good enough chances to score, you know you are not going to get a lot against Chelsea. Next time we need to be more clinical with the chances and we knew it was going to be tight with small margins and details that matter.’ 👇🔴⚪️

If you wake up having not watched the match, know it wasn't close. Sinner played nowhere near his best and that guy couldn't even catch a whiff. Great stuff. Same old tricks. Nothing new. He simply doesn't have the range

SO happy for her what a journey!

A tween prodigy who spent decades trying, 29-year-old Madison Keys breaks through for a long awaited major triumph, doing it with guts and gusto.

6-3, 2-6, 7-5 over two-time defending #AusOpen champion Aryna Sabalenka.

Gonna be a huuuugely popular winner in the locker room.

madison keys to win her 1st grand slam title:

ann li
elena gabriela ruse
[10] danielle collins
[6] elena rybakina
[28] elina svitolina
[2] iga swiatek
[1] aryna sabalenka

1st to beat 1 and 2 b2b to win a GS since sharapova at 2006 us open

i love mariona caldentey

what an insane day of CL footy

OUR NUMBER 6 IS THE KING OF BRAZIL

Gabriel, Myles, Declan all outstanding in that game

Myles Lewis-Skelly is roaring at the home crowd, pumping his fists and kissing the Arsenal badge. The youngest player to start a north London derby in the league since Cesc Fabregas in 2005. Best player on the pitch. #AFC

MLS MOTM ❤️

in official severance lockdown mode

Secret spring

Custom tennis result graphic made by Tick Tock Tennis. Includes match and tournament information for a 2nd round match at the Brisbane International. Text provides information about this tournament, including that it is a WTA 500 event played in Brisbane, Australia on outdoor hardcourts. Graphic includes a photo of Russian player Daria Kasatkina looking up to the crowd during a match. Photo copyright/attribution information is provided in the top corner of the photo. Graphic text shows Kasatkina defeated American Peyton Stearns by the score of 7-6⁷, 4-6, 7-5.

Wooooow

We are literally on January 1st, and we already have a surefire contender for the longest matches of 2025 list

Winning a 16-DEUCE GAME at 3-2 in the 3rd set, Daria Kasatkina had the answers in the biggest moments, but Peyton Stearns made her fight desperately for it, winning 7-6⁷, 4-6, 7-5

Custom tennis result graphic made by Tick Tock Tennis. Includes match and tournament information for a 2nd round match at the ASB Classic. Text provides information about this tournament, including that it is a WTA 250 event played in Auckland, New Zealand on outdoor hardcourts. Graphic includes a photo of Japanese player Naomi Osaka pumping her fist during a match. Photo copyright/attribution information is provided in the top corner of the photo. Graphic text shows Osaka defeated Julia Grabher of Austria by the score of 7-5, 6-3.

Osaka Opportunity

It's been almost 3 years since Naomi Osaka last played in a WTA final.

But, suddenly, she's looking like a reeeeaal good bet to reach the championship match in Auckland.

But... one step at a time, y'all.

Osaka continues to shake off the rust, defeating Julia Grabher, 7-5, 6-3.

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