Inter frustrated after error in Lautaro Martinez interview
Inter’s press office were reportedly left frustrated after an error was made by a French outlet in the transcription of an interview with Nerazzurri captain Lautaro Martinez.
Published error in Lautaro Martinez interview on Inter and Inzaghi
Lautaro recently spoke in-depth to France Football, addressing a number of topics including the 2025 Champions League final, the departure of Simone Inzaghi as Nerazzurri head coach and his nomination for the Ballon d’Or.
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The Buffalo Bills will welcome the Baltimore Ravens back to Highmark Stadium for their first meeting since the Ravens lost to the Bills in the Divisional round of last year’s playoffs.
Baltimore bobbled their final possession in the game with a double-clutch off-time pass by Jackson to TE Mark Andrews, who then did not complete the catch while in motion, giving Buffalo the win. Both players surely will be looking for redemption.
Gourna-Douth bids farewell to Roma: “I will not forget you.”
Lucas Gourna-Douath joined Roma on loan from Red Bull Salzburg in January last season to strengthen their midfield.
His transfer also included a buy-out option, but the Roman club, after the Frenchman had played only six games under Claudio Ranieri, decided not to pay the Austrian club the agreed fee, close to €19 million.
The 2003-born midfielder shared his farewell to the club on his Instagram profile.
“I am so proud and grateful to have had the opportunity to play for this historic club.
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Jorge Martin feels his 2024 title rival Francesco Bagnaia is lacking the confidence in Ducati’s MotoGP bike this season after following him closely in the Catalan Grand Prix sprint.
Having already endured two tough weekends in Austria and Hungary following the summer break, factory Ducati rider Bagnaia hit a new low point in Barcelona as he struggled to 14th place in Saturday’s half-distance race.
Monaghan missed out on last year’s win against the Black Ferns due to injury [Getty Images]
Women’s Rugby World Cup – Pool C: Ireland v New Zealand
Venue: Brighton & Hove Albion Stadium Date: Sunday, 7 September Kick-off: 14:45 BST
Coverage: Live on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer from 14:30, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra from 14:30 and BBC Radio Ulster and Foyle from 14:00; also live with text commentary on the BBC Sport website.
With training camp around the corner, Golden State Warriors 23-year-old wing Moses Moody is getting an early head start on the season. The soon-to-be fifth-year forward has been putting in work during the offseason.
Moody recently linked up with veteran forward Draymond Green and multiple other NBA players for an offseason pickup game. Moody appears to have continued putting in work during the offseason after a recent clip of his workout was shared on social media.
The Arkansas product showed off a flurry of different skills, including knocking down a flurry of long-distance jumpers.
A Bundesliga club last week registered interest in Celtic forward Daizen Maeda and the 27-year-old was keen on the move that did not materialise. (Anthony Joseph on X)
Former Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart believes former Manchester City team-mate Kelechi Iheanacho can be a success with the Scottish champions “if he can get a rhythm”. (Sun)
And Hart is sure manager Brendan Rodgers remains committed to Celtic, saying he “keeps his cool” amid “tough times”.
STARKVILLE, Miss.
Northern Ireland have lost their past nine meetings with Germany [Getty Images]
Fifa World Cup qualifier: Germany v Northern Ireland
Venue: RheinEnergieStadion, Cologne Date: Sunday, 7 September Kick-off: 19:45 BST
Coverage: Watch live on BBC One NI, BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and app
Conor Bradley is looking forward to the challenge of facing his new Liverpool team-mate Florian Wirtz when Northern Ireland play Germany in World Cup qualifying on Sunday.
Liverpool Transfer News: Forward encouraged to “fight like hell” for move
Liverpool have made a lot of bold calls this summer, not least with players already at the club.
The expenditure on transfers has been record-shattering and while it has been facilitated in part by the sales agreed, over £200m has still be spent if we look at the net spend figures, which is a lot.