Sébastien Lecornu quit hours after forming a cabinet, leaving France with a 14‑hour government, a caretaker ministry and fresh budget uncertainty.
Continue ReadingThree Millwall matches in September 2025 have been moved to fit Sky Sports' live broadcast schedule. The home game against Watford shifts from Sep 20 to Sep 22 at 8 pm, while the Swansea away match moves to Sep 27 at 12:30 pm. Additional later‑season fixtures are also being rearranged, highlighting the EFL‑Sky partnership and its impact on fans.
Continue ReadingGemini Space Station priced its IPO at $28, above both initial and revised ranges, raising about $425 million at a roughly $3.3 billion valuation. Shares began trading on Nasdaq as GEMI, opened at $37.01, spiked to $45.89, and briefly halted for volatility. Underwriters fully exercised the 2.5 million-share over-allotment. Up to 30% of the offering went to retail investors, and Nasdaq made a $50 million strategic investment.
Continue ReadingNottingham Forest have dismissed Nuno Espirito Santo three games into the new season after his relationship with owner Evangelos Marinakis collapsed. The fallout escalated following the June appointment of Edu as global head of football, which Nuno saw as a barrier. Despite leading Forest back into Europe, disagreements over recruitment and two public criticisms of the hierarchy sealed his fate. Ange Postecoglou is the frontrunner.
Continue ReadingWell folks, you may think that professional tennis players, with their rapid-fire volleys and powerful serves, would be prime candidates for tennis elbow. But, guess what? They hardly ever get it! It's not some kind of sporting sorcery, but rather because they use the correct techniques, have proper equipment and, importantly, they're fit as fiddles. So, next time you're nursing that achy elbow, remember, the pros avoid it with a magical combo of technique, equipment, and fitness!
Continue ReadingWell, folks, buckle up for some tennis lingo! You know when a player rockets from a 40-0 lead to win a game? We call that a golden game, a term that sparkles as much as the accomplishment itself! It's like a unicorn sighting in the tennis world, a rare and dazzling feat. So next time you see a player pulling off a 40-0, just remember, they've just turned everything into gold! Tennis, my friends, is never short of surprises and magic moments!
Continue ReadingIn the world of tennis, understanding the ball mark can be critical in judging the line of the game. Many of us rely on the distinct impression left by the ball on the clay courts to determine whether a shot was in or out. It's not just about the mark's size but also its shape and depth, which can offer clues about the ball's speed and spin. However, it's not always foolproof and can be subject to interpretation, sometimes leading to disputes. Yet, it remains an essential aspect for players, referees, and even fans to analyze the game better.
Continue ReadingAfter some thorough research, I've found that the best tennis shoes for plantar fasciitis are those that offer excellent arch support, cushioning, and shock absorption. The New Balance 990v5, Brooks Beast '18, and ASICS Gel-Kayano 27 are often recommended by experts and users alike. Many people with plantar fasciitis have also reported significant relief after wearing Orthofeet Proven sneakers. It's vital to remember, however, that everyone's feet are different and what works for one person may not work for another. Therefore, it's always advisable to try on different brands and styles before settling on the perfect pair.
Continue ReadingIn tennis, several factors determine whether a ball is considered "out." The ball is out if it lands outside the boundary lines of the court. Also, if the ball hits the net and doesn't bounce onto the opponent's side, it's deemed out. The ball must bounce in the opponent's side of the court for it to be in play. Additionally, if the ball hits a player before it bounces, it's also considered out.
Continue ReadingIn tennis, a set usually goes beyond 7 when there's a tiebreak situation. This occurs when both players reach a 6-6 score in the set, leading to a tiebreak game to determine the winner. To win the tiebreak and the set, a player must score at least 7 points and have a 2-point lead over their opponent. It's always exciting when a set goes into a tiebreak, as it showcases the intense competition between the players. As a tennis fan, I love witnessing these nail-biting moments that truly test a player's skills and determination.
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