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Stevenage's Lewis Hamilton in practice for F1 Belgian Grand Prix
Hamilton and Ferrari driver Vettel is battling for Formula One's Drivers' Championship this season. In 2016, Hamilton famously took a host of penalties at the Belgian Grand Prix , having exhausted his allocated power-unit components through the season.
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Kyrie Irving-Isaiah Thomas Trade Sparks Internet Memes
He played three years for the University of Washington and was selected by the Sacramento Kings as the 60th and final pick in the 2011 NBA Draft. Now we can talk all day about who made out better in the trade, but this is about Kyrie and what possible, justified reasoning he had for causing this trade to happen.
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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain tells Wenger face-to-face he won't sign a new deal
The report also suggests that Chelsea and Liverpool are waiting on the wings to try and sign him. Arsenal lost their last league game against Stoke City and will hope to bounce back when they face Liverpool on Sunday. As seen with other players in the Premier League like Philippe Coutinho and Diego Costa, once a player wants to leave their heart is no longer in the club.
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Carabao Cup: Man Utd play Burton, Arsenal welcome Doncaster [See full draws]
But Liverpool faces a stiff task in traveling to Leicester, one of four all-English Premier League ties. Manchester City , the 2014 winners, will play away at West Brom , while eight-time victor Liverpool travels to Leicester. The round-three clash will take place on the week commencing September 18 while the top-flight duo will meet again in the Premier League on September 23.
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Celtics would have been dumb NOT to make Kyrie Irving trade
He's getting that, and is heading into as good a situation as possible. The Celtics , on the other hand, had the resources and draft picks to make the deal happen. With the hard task of trading away one of the best players in the league, Altman managed to pull off a deal that protected the team's present , as well as their future.
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Woakes back for England in second Test at Headingley
West Indies captain Jason Holder said increased patience with the ball and greater fight with the bat were the keys to his side's chances of an improved showing in the second Test against England at Headingley. West Indies' struggle in the format has been evident as they managed just two wins in the last 18 games while England enjoy six wins out of the last eight Tests at home.