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World Athletics Championships 2025: Katie Moon wins third pole vault title, Josh Kerr goes for gold and more – live

17 septembre 2025 à 15:06

Women’s 200m: Will we get and American 1-2-3 come the final? Maybe. Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, the 100m champion, finishes her heat in first in 22.24sec with countrywoman Thelma Davies finishing second and Ivory Coast’s Jessika Gbai taking third.

Women’s 200m: The first heat has US’s Anavia Battle, the four-time Diamond League winner and no surprise, she leads the pack, winning with heat with a time of 22.07sec, her season’s best. Ivory Coast’s Marie Josée Ta Lou-Smith and Greece’s Polyniki Emmanouilidou qualify alongside Battle.

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© Photograph: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images

© Photograph: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images

© Photograph: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images

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World Athletics Championships 2025: Duplantis soars to pole vault gold and new world record – live

15 septembre 2025 à 16:00

Men’s 400m hurdles: Tyri Donovan speaks after his second-place finish in the first heat.

The GB support has been incredible. I tried to be patient and I am glad I finished strong.

To come out here and set a PB and get to the semi-finals is amazing. I put in the work though. If I get here anyone can get here.

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© Photograph: Louise Delmotte/AP

© Photograph: Louise Delmotte/AP

© Photograph: Louise Delmotte/AP

From Shearer to Pogba: how 10 British record signings fared in the Premier League

14 septembre 2025 à 09:00

With £125m Alexander Isak’s Liverpool debut near, we look back at five record-breakers that flew – and five who flopped

Southampton to Blackburn, £3.6m
Shearer’s move to Blackburn was a pivotal moment in the Premier League’s inaugural season, backed by the ambition of their new owner Jack Walker. After an injury-hit first campaign where he scored 16 goals, Shearer exploded in the 1993-94 season with 31 goals from 40 games. The following season, he formed a formidable strike partnership with Chris Sutton and his 34 goals were crucial to Blackburn’s title win, the only major honour of his career. He broke the British and world-record fee again in 1996 after his £15m move to Newcastle.

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© Composite: Guardian Pictures; Action Images; Tom Jenkins/The Guardian; Action Images/Reuters

© Composite: Guardian Pictures; Action Images; Tom Jenkins/The Guardian; Action Images/Reuters

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