
Rob Bagchi
Sports Writer and Production Editor at The Telegraph
Telegraph 2013-; ex Guardian 2002-13; Sportspages 1991-2002. Co-author: The Unforgiven, True Grit, Determined, Hooked. Author: The Biography of Leeds United
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1 day ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Simon Briggs |Rob Bagchi
Good afternoon and welcome to the coverage of the two French Open women's semi-finals. First up on Phillipe-Chatrier is the highly anticipated clash between defending champion Iga Swiatek and world No 1 Aryna Sabalenka. Sabalenka has found her feet on the clay and is yet to drop a set in this tournament, avenging defeat by Qinwen Zheng last month in Rome in the quarter-finals here. Slowly but surely, Swiatek is overcoming stuttering form and is back playing with poise and precision.
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1 day ago |
msn.com | Rob Bagchi
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2 days ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Rob Bagchi
Cristiano Ronaldo overcame a pre-match scuffle with an enthusiastic fan to be Portugal’s hero again as he scored to take them to the Nations League final. The 40-year-old was confronted by a pitch invader who wanted a selfie before kick-off and then tapped in the winning goal in the semi-final victory over Germany at Allianz Arena. AdvertisementThe hosts had gone in front early in the second half when Florian Wirtz headed home but Roberto Martínez’s men hit back with two goals in five minutes.
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2 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Rob Bagchi
Good evening and welcome to the penultimate cycle of the season that will not die, the international phase! And tonight's treat is the first of the Uefa Nations League semi-finals between hosts (for the finals tournament) Germany and 2019 winners Portugal from Munich's Allianz Arena.
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3 days ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Rob Bagchi
England arrived at the Oval on pushbikes but still motored to a series whitewash over West Indies to give Harry Brook a dream start as captain. The England fans making their way down Harleyford Road from Vauxhall station were surprised to be passed on Lime hire bikes (see below) by the England team who abandoned their bus as road closures and traffic light failures gridlocked lunchtime London.
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