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How English Clubs Can Reach Champions League Quarter-Finals

Six matches, four losses - no wins. Every single English team has work to do to qualify for the Champions League quarter-finals. No wins from any of the first legs leaves Premier League participation in the latter stages of Europe's top competition hanging on the edge.

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Norris: McLaren Must Improve After P5 in Australia

Lando Norris has given his take on where McLaren stand following his fifth-place finish at the Australian Grand Prix. Lando Norris has suggested that McLaren “need to improve the car quite a lot” following his P5 finish in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, with the Briton admitting that he…

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Russell wins as Mercedes claim Melbourne one-two

George Russell won the season-opening Australian Grand Prix to get his world championship bid up and running as Mercedes overcame a gripping early challenge from Ferrari to finish first and second in Melbourne.

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Dubois-Harper feud intensifies before April 5 unification

“She hasn’t done anything.” Caroline Dubois left Terri Harper lost for words. The Londoner subjected the three-weight world champion to a cold salvo of trash-talking as the rivals filmed the latest episode of The Gloves Are Off. Harper couldn't hide her disbelief.

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Piastri crash ends home Australian GP

Oscar Piastri was unable to start the Australian Grand Prix after crashing his McLaren on his way to the grid of his home race. After the pit lane opened to allow the cars to make their way to the grid 40 minutes before lights out for the first race of the 2026 season, Piastri…

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Bennett prevails; MacLaren and McGinty share second

England's Meghan MacLaren and rookie Caley McGinty tied for second with nine under par at the Australian Women's Classic in the Ladies European Tour. Australia's Kelsey Bennett took the win with a dominant 13 under par lead after heading into the final round with just a one-shot lead.

  • by Sports World Zone Staff