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The Observer - Sport, 12 luglio 2026

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ArticleDouble Brit suc­cess in Wimble­don doubles

Brit Henry Pat­ten and his Finnish team-mate Harri Heliövaara won their second Wimble­don men’s doubles title, beat­ing El Sal­vador’s Mar­celo Are­v­alo and Croa­tia’s Mate Pavic 7-6 (7-4) 7-6 (7-3) on Centre Court. The world No 1 pair first won...

Double Brit suc­cess in Wimble­don doubles

ArticleEng­land ham­mer Fiji in Nations Cham­pi­on­ship

Eng­land got back to win­ning ways with a thump­ing 73-8 win at the Hill Dickin­son Sta­dium – but it will do little to settle the pre­cari­ous pos­i­tion head coach Steve Borth­wick finds him­self in, writes Ben Coles. Eng­land suf­foc­ated Fiji in...

Eng­land ham­mer Fiji in Nations Cham­pi­on­ship

ArticleMid­fielder Adams dies days after World Cup

South Africa mid­fielder Jay­den Adams has died, a fort­night after rep­res­ent­ing his coun­try at the World Cup. The 25-yearold Mam­elodi Sun­downs player fea­tured in all three of South Africa’s group games at the tour­na­ment, hav­ing made his...

Mid­fielder Adams dies days after World Cup

ArticleMer­lier wins stage eight as tem­per­at­ures soar

Soudal Quick-Step’s Tim Mer­lier won stage eight of the Tour de France, which has so far been dom­in­ated by two things – Tadej Pogačar and his UAE Team Emir­ates-XRG team, and Europe’s record-break­ing heat­wave, writes Chris Mar­shall­Bell....

Mer­lier wins stage eight as tem­per­at­ures soar

ArticleWob­ker goes Pop

We’ve all had teen­age tan­trums, but unfor­tu­nately for 15-year-old Ida Wob­ker, they haven’t come on Wimble­don’s court 11. The Ger­man received a rare imme­di­ate dis­qual­i­fic­a­tion in the girls’ com­pet­i­tion after throw­ing her rac­quet,...

Wob­ker goes Pop

ArticlePutel­las, Charles and Quenda seal trans­fers

Two-time Bal­lon d’Or win­ner Alexia Putel­las offi­cially joined WSL club Lon­don City Lion­esses on a free trans­fer after leav­ing Bar­celona, while Eng­land left-back Niamh Charles has been signed by Manchester City from WSL rivals Chelsea for...

Putel­las, Charles and Quenda seal trans­fers