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Daniel Austin

  • Senior Journalist, BBC
Liverpool
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'Everything I do is for you' - how tragedy is driving Diomande Original

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By Daniel Austin
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Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Yan Diomande has been heavily linked with a transfer to Liverpool - BBC Sport understands the Reds have told RB Leipzig they are willing to pay £86m for him ByDaniel Austin BBC Sport senior journalist Published 10 minutes ago When Ivory Coast's teenage sensation Yan Diomande lines up on the wing against Germany in their second World Cup match on Saturday (21:00 BST), he will be the subject of huge attention from millions around the world.
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The heavily jeered $250m goldmine - are hydration break ads here to stay? Original

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By Daniel Austin
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Image source, Getty Images Image caption, World Cup hydration breaks are being treated as tactical timeouts by teams, and a money-making machine by some broadcasters ByDaniel Austin BBC Sport senior journalist Published 34 minutes ago Four minutes and 20 seconds per match. Or seven hours, 30 minutes and 40 seconds across the tournament. That's how much extra TV advertising some football fans around the world are watching during mandatory hydration breaks at the World Cup.
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How can athletes play with ICDs, and what happens when it goes off? Original

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By Daniel Austin
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Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Christian Eriksen is Denmark's record appearance-maker ByDaniel Austin BBC Sport senior journalist Published 19 minutes ago When Christian Eriksen collapsed during Denmark's 2-1 friendly victory over Ukraine on Sunday, he was assisted by a device which was fitted to support his heart after he suffered a cardiac arrest during a Euro 2020 match. The implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) sits in Eriksen's chest, with wires connecting it to his heart.
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