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The European Cups are back, and as always, we kick off with the premier continental club competition, the Champions League. The new single-group format has increased the number of matches in the first phase from 6 to 8, and now […]

With a comeback victory against his rival and friend Alcaraz, 6-7, 6-3, 6-3, Yannik Sinner has become the first King of Tennis. In Riyadh, the South Tyrolean player took home the Six Kings Slam trophy along with the record prize

Following the international break, Saturday’s Serie A matches saw narrow home victories for both Milan and Juventus against Udinese and Lazio, respectively. At San Siro, despite playing with ten men for two-thirds of the match due to Reijnders’ red card

Hollywood stars Hugh Grant and Andrew Garfield were spotted in the stands at Sinigaglia Stadium in Como, where Serie A matches have become synonymous with on-field spectacle, concerts outside the stadium, and an influx of VIPs. The recent transformation of

Serie A returns to action. The last round before the international break left some issues unresolved for several top teams, and this weekend will reveal whether they’ve been addressed or have worsened. Today at 6:00 PM, Milan will face Udinese

After the second international break, Serie A is back. The action kicks off tomorrow with four Saturday matches, highlighted by the 8:45 p.m. clash at the Allianz Stadium between Juventus and Lazio. Sunday will feature five more games, including the

Yannik Sinner continues his winning streak: whether it’s a Masters 1000, a Grand Slam, or a lucrative exhibition in Saudi Arabia, it makes no difference for the world’s number one player. In the opening match of the richest tournament in

Today in Riyadh, the Six Kings Slam begins, marking the highest-paid tennis tournament in history. Although not part of the ATP circuit, the event is categorized as a simple “exhibition,” yet it is undoubtedly a showcase of (super) luxury. Just

A decisive and expected victory for the Italian national football team, which comfortably defeated Israel 4-1 in Udine. The match, technically modest given the quality of the opponent, had an unusual prologue outside the stadium, in the city, where a