
Nick Ames
European Correspondent at The Guardian
European sports correspondent for the Guardian.
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msn.com | Nick Ames
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theguardian.com | Nick Ames
When Ipswich host Arsenal on Sunday it will be one day short of 23 years since, on a sun-dappled afternoon at Highbury, a hefty nail was hammered into the Suffolk side’s relegation coffin. Arsenal were en route to a dazzling league title and their 2-0 victory was routine; with four games left George Burley’s team, dejected and in freefall, were gazing into the abyss. After tumbling down it, they did not return until this season.
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theguardian.com | Nick Ames
Buffeted by wind and water, Inter ultimately brought the fire. Nobody should sleep on them as a credible contender to rule Europe now Bayern Munich, who took them to the wire in a tie that pulsated throughout, have been dismissed. Goals from Lautaro Martínez and Benjamin Pavard edged them through amid jubilant scenes and filthy conditions, eventually rendering an English double from Harry Kane and Eric Dier irrelevant.
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msn.com | Nick Ames
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theethicalist.com | Nick Ames
Katy Perry and an all-female crew have rocketed into space aboard Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin craft and touched down in a reusable capsule powered by a booster which can also be redeployed . During the 11-minute flight, the New Shepard capsule reached an altitude of 100km and crossed the Karman Line, used as the boundary of the Earth’s atmosphere and the realm of space.
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RT @NickAmes82: Wide-ranging interview with Lyon manager Paulo Fonseca, who faces Manchester United tonight. He's still coming to terms wit…

You're thinking about Arsenal-Real but this is a report from Munich on Bayern-Inter. Muller's script (and Kane's for that matter) ripped up by an Inter side who are a little hard to place but quite fun. https://t.co/DTKOdTFL7P

RT @NickAmes82: Handcrafted in a Stockholm bunker - the rise of Alexander Isak, with those who were there. https://t.co/byX2koA6Jc