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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK - JUNE 17: Simon Kjaer and Kasper Schmeichel of Denmark interact as the ball is kicked out of play in the tenth minute followed by a minute of applause in support of Denmark International Christian Eriksen, who experienced a cardiac arrest during the match against Finland during the UEFA Euro 2020 Championship Group B match between Denmark and Belgium at Parken Stadium on June 17, 2021 in Copenhagen, Denmark. (Photo by Jonathan Nackstrand - Pool/Getty Images)
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Euro 2020: Denmark and Belgium pause match as minute's applause held for Christian Eriksen
Naomi Osaka will miss Wimbledon but plans on Tokyo Olympics return, says agent
Rafael Nadal pulls out of Wimbledon and Tokyo Olympics
Denmark star Christian Eriksen to be fitted with heart starter
Olympic hopes appear to dim for US runner Shelby Houlihan who blames pork burrito for a 4-year doping ban
Wimbledon organizers cut prize money by 5%, aim for full stadium capacity
Philadelphia 76ers blow 26-point lead as Atlanta Hawks take 3-2 playoff series lead
Sergio Ramos to leave Real Madrid after 16 years
Chris Paul indefinitely sidelined from NBA playoffs as part of the league's Covid-19 protocols

Tokyo 2020

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Teenage long jump sensation on matching her mother's record
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The Japanese city rooting for South Sudan at the Olympics
Olympic triple jumper and rapper on why his music career is more than a hobby

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ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - JANUARY 14: Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau attend the launch The Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship Presented by EGA at Masdar City - a unique 'city of the future' in the United Arab Emirates on January 14, 2020 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (Photo by Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images)
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Koepka vs. DeChambeau: Why everyone is talking about golf's new rivalry
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Omani climber wants to 'die empty' in her quest to share knowledge
Grenfell Athletic FC's Head-Coach Rupert Taylor poses for a photograph during a football training session at Paddington Recreational Ground in north London on April 15, 2021. - The Grenfell Athletic team badge is a symbol of what "a community had and lost" when a blaze ripped through a London tower block four years ago, killing scores of residents. Britain's deadliest domestic fire since World War II left 72 people dead, with an official report blaming highly combustible cladding fixed to the 24-storey block as the principal reason the inferno spread. "The purpose of a dragon, if you look up its history, is protecting precious items or treasures," Grenfell Athletic founder Rupert Taylor told AFP. - TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY Pirate IRWIN (Photo by Niklas HALLE'N / AFP) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY Pirate IRWIN (Photo by NIKLAS HALLE'N/AFP via Getty Images)
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The club providing solace four years after the Grenfell Tower fire

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How a nation of just 11 million people became world's top-ranked football team
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