This Monday morning wasn’t supposed to start like this. I was meant to be suited up and seated in a business meeting in west London
Year: 2025
Thomas Tuchel watches his struggling England side fall apart against a sharper Senegal team at the City Ground in Nottingham
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Deion Sanders quietly steps back from coaching duties as health issue keeps him home in Canyon Texas during Colorado football camp
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Sadiq Khan receives knighthood from King Charles at Buckingham Palace as London Mayor celebrates years of political service
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