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The Observer - Sport, 23 8月 2026

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ArticleHunt wins sil­ver at Dia­mond League

Amy Hunt fol­lowed her four European Cham­pi­on­ship golds with 200m sil­ver at the Lausanne Dia­mond League on Fri­day, trail­ing Amer­ican Kayla White in a time of 22.32secs. Mean­while Switzer­land’s Audrey Werro, who beat Keely Hodgkin­son to claim...

Hunt wins sil­ver at Dia­mond League

ArticleTarling races the Vuelta in memory of brother

Josh Tarling decided to start the final Grand Tour of 2026, the Vuelta a España which began in Monaco on Sat­urday, barely a week after his younger brother, Fin­lay, was killed by a van while racing in Por­tugal. The Net­com­pany Ineos rider, whose...

Tarling races the Vuelta in memory of brother

ArticleInjur­ies plague US Open hope­fuls

Jan­nik Sin­ner and Jack Draper will both miss the upcom­ing US Open, while Car­los Alcaraz will return to the court at Flush­ing Mead­ows after more than four months out, where he will part­ner with Ser­ena Wil­li­ams for the US Open mixed doubles...

Injur­ies plague US Open hope­fuls

ArticleTrans­fer round-up

Manchester United have agreed a £70m fee to sign Brighton mid­fielder Car­los Baleba. The 22-year-old Cameroon­ian is com­plet­ing his med­ical over the week­end and will fol­low Andrey San­tos and Youri Tiele­mans to Old Traf­ford. Mean­while Arsenal...

Trans­fer round-up

ArticleHe can’t be moved

Eng­land have reached the final of the 60+ Cricket World Cup thanks to an incid­ent South African great Barry Richards said deserved a “life ban”. Eng­land bat Temoor Alam was given out lbw, but refused to walk after insist­ing he had hit it,...

He can’t be moved

ArticleTim­ber­wolves and Lynx sold for $4.5bn

NBA fran­chise the Min­nesota Tim­ber­wolves and WNBA fran­chise the Min­nesota Lynx have been sold to Amer­ican busi­ness­man Marc Stad at a deal totalling $4.5bn. Pre­vi­ous major­ity co-owner Marc Lore will retain a minor­ity stake, as will former...

Tim­ber­wolves and Lynx sold for $4.5bn

ArticleBurnham bids for World Cup and Olympics

Andy Burnham is plot­ting bids for the UK to host both the Olympics and the men’s World Cup. The prime min­is­ter is dis­cuss­ing the feas­ib­il­ity of host­ing either the 2038 or 2042 World Cup across the UK, as well as the 2040 Olympics and...

Burnham bids for World Cup and Olympics