Novak Djokovic says he's more worried than ever about his body after a US Open win, amid back and toe injuries that could reshape his 2025 campaign.
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Novak Djokovic says he's more worried than ever about his body after a US Open win, amid back and toe injuries that could reshape his 2025 campaign.
Fiorentina host Roma at Stadio Artemio Franchi on Oct 5, 2025. Pioli’s side seeks points while Roma chases a Champions League spot in this pivotal Serie A derby.
Rehanne Skinner stays calm as West Ham United Women remain winless, detailing tactical tweaks before a 2‑0 loss to Aston Villa at the London Stadium.
Union Saint‑Gilloise ends a 110‑year Belgian Cup drought, finishes second in the league, and reaches the Europa Conference League round of 16, highlighting a remarkable 2023‑24 revival.
Australia's women crush New Zealand by 89 runs at Indore, highlighted by Ash Gardner's historic 115‑run century from number six, extending a 16‑match winning streak.
Newcastle United beat Arsenal 2‑0 at the Emirates, with Alexander Isak's 50th goal sealing a semi‑final lead. The win boosts Newcastle's cup hopes and underscores Arsenal's struggles under Mikel Arteta.
Brighton overturned a 1-0 deficit to beat Chelsea 3-1 at Stamford Bridge, scoring twice in stoppage time after a red card left the Blues with ten men. Enzo Fernández’s early header was nullified by Trevoh Chalobah’s dismissal, sparking a dramatic shift in momentum. Substitutes Danny Welbeck and Maxim De Cuyper sealed the win, leaving Chelsea’s young squad to contemplate discipline and defensive frailties. The result adds pressure on manager Enzo Maresca as the Premier League campaign progresses.
The September 24, 2025 episode of AEW Dynamite in Pittsburgh served as the All Out fallout, featuring a hard‑hitting tag title match, Hangman Adam Page versus Lee Moriarty, and a shocking flamethrower segment that forced Jon Moxley’s Death Riders off‑screen. Kris Statlander defended the women’s title, Orange Cassidy returned, and Tony Khan dropped a mysterious announcement. Fans can catch the entire show on HBO Max.
After a two‑month pause, Chinese Super League clubs have gotten back onto the training pitch, but a firm start date for the 2020 season remains elusive. Strict health protocols and lingering COVID‑19 restrictions keep officials cautious. Clubs face cash flow problems as ticket sales and broadcast fees dry up. The league may need to trim the schedule or reshape the competition format before competitive matches can safely return.
On September 15, 2025, Mamelodi Sundowns cruised to a 3-0 win over Magesi FC at Lucas Masterpieces Moripe Stadium. Kutlwano Letlhaku opened the scoring, while Iqraam Rayners added a brace to earn Man of the Match. A red‑card incident added drama, and the result cements Sundowns' early lead in the 2025/26 Betway Premiership.
Gayton's council has reallocated money previously earmarked for the national tug‑of‑war federation to finance video‑assistant referee (VAR) technology for local football clubs. The decision sparked debate among athletes, officials and taxpayers. Proponents argue the move modernises football and attracts sponsorship, while critics say it undermines niche sports. Details of the budget shift, reactions and potential impact are examined.
Olympique Lyon clinched a 1-0 win over FC Utrecht in their 2025/26 Europa League debut, with Tanner Tessmann scoring in the 75th minute. The match stayed dead‑locked at halftime before the decisive strike. Utrecht pressed for an equaliser but fell short. The victory gives Lyon a confidence boost after last season’s quarter‑final run. Both clubs now shift focus to upcoming group games.