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Sports Correspondent at @Reuters. Previously at @thefangarage. Indian football, Mohun Bagan, Arsenal. Occasional author. Views, banters, sarcasm are personal.
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Russell takes pole in chaotic Austrian GP qualifying

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By Chiranjit Ojha Verified
| Jefferson City News Tribune Verified
SPIELBERG, Austria -- George Russell put Mercedes on pole position again as Saturday’s qualifying for Formula One’s Austrian Grand Prix came to a chaotic close, with Max Verstappen crashing out during his final flying lap. Russell’s late dash for pole paid off as he left Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc behind by 0.236 seconds. Leclerc’s teammate Lewis Hamilton, who won the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix two weeks ago, was the third fastest.
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FIFA dismisses appeal against Zwane’s three-match suspension.

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By Chiranjit Ojha Verified
| Fullview SA
By Lehlohonolo Lehana. Photo Credit: Getty Images. FIFA Disciplinary Committee has rejected the appeal by the South African Football Association (SAFA) over midfielder Themba Zwane’s three-match suspension. Zwane was ⁠shown a red card for violent conduct in the 84th minute ​as South Africa finished the match with nine ​men in their opening match, they lost 2-0.
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Neymar sheds tears in dressing room after Brazil comeback.

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By Chiranjit Ojha Verified
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By Chiranjit Ojha; Reuters. Brazil’s Neymar said he went to the dressing room and shed some tears alone following his return to the ​side after a gap of 981 days, coming on ‌in the second half during Wednesday’s 3-0 World Cup win over Scotland in Miami. The 34-year-old last featured for Brazil in 2023. He suffered a serious knee ​injury in October that year and has struggled to ​maintain his form since then. He was initially ⁠a doubt for inclusion in Brazil’s World Cup squad.
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