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1. Qualifier Chwalinska sets up French Open final against Andreeva

   Qualifier Maja Chwalinska is one win away from a fairytale French Open triumph as she sets up a final showdown against Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva.

2. What is happening with World Cup ticket prices?

   With falling prices, fluctuating availability and a lack of clarity, could the biggest World Cup ever see swathes of empty seats?

3. Remarkable Robinson lights up Lord's on England return

   England's Ollie Robinson bowls a triple-wicket maiden in his first Test appearance for two years, as New Zealand fall to 2-3 on the opening day of the first Test at Lord's.

4. Title Antonelli's to lose, says team-mate Russell

   George Russell says this year's world championship is Kimi Antonelli's "to lose" after the Briton's retirement from the last race in Canada.

5. Heat experts warn 'reckless' Fifa of bottle ban health risk

   Fans will not be allowed to take reusable water bottles into World Cup stadiums due to safety concerns, Fifa says in a late policy change.

6. Brighton expect second Spurs bid for Van Hecke

   Brighton are expecting Tottenham to return with an increased offer after rejecting an initial £70m bid for Netherlands defender Jan Paul van Hecke.

7. RFU council member punished for post about Alphonsi

   A member of the RFU council has been stripped of perks of his position for seven months – including tickets to England games, free meals and travel expenses – after posting discriminatory criticism.

8. Man City consider legal action over Real candidate's promise to sign Haaland

   After a candidate in Real Madrid's presidential election unveils an Erling Haaland shirt on live TV, Manchester City dismiss the suggestion their striker will move to Spain.

9. Ex-Ireland and Lions back row Slattery dies aged 77

   Blackrock College announce the death of former Ireland and British and Irish Lions back row Fergus Slattery at the age of 77.

10. Video vault and Leeds litter picking - inside the mind of Bielsa

    It is possible that nobody alive today has watched more football than Marcelo Bielsa, the former Leeds United boss who will lead Uruguay at the World Cup.

11. A higher ceiling than Messi? What next for Lamine Yamal?

    Lamine Yamal is a key figure in Spain's World Cup squad, but why is the 18-year-old quick to dismiss Messi comparisons?

12. Balsamo wins fourth consecutive Giro sprint stage

    Elisa Balsamo wins her fourth sprint victory in four opportunities at the Giro d'Italia Women, finishing ahead of Maggie Coles-Lyster and Georgia Baker on stage six.

13. Wilkinson spends night in airport but says Wales will be ready

    Head coach Rhian Wilkinson says Wales cannot let travel chaos affect their performance in Friday's Women's World Cup qualifier in Montenegro.

14. Trump says Eiffel Tower-like UFC structure may stay on White House lawn

    President Donald Trump says he may choose to leave a purpose-built UFC arena standing at the White House because it is "attractive to a lot of people".

15. Salary cap scandal unity my proudest time at Saracens - McCall

    Saracens' out-going director of rugby Mark McCall is hoping to land one last trophy before stepping down from his role

16. WSL has 'the edge' to attract Europe's best players

    England defender Lucy Bronze says the Women's Super League has "the edge" of improving each year so is able to attract Europe's best players.

17. Weekly sports quiz: When did Williams last play a professional tennis match?

    How much attention have you paid to what's happened in the world of sport over the past seven days?

18. Drops, fours and a half-century - the best of Brook's eventful innings

    Harry Brook is dropped twice, hits 10 boundaries and makes 50 before being caught shortly after in an eventful innings on the opening day of the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's.

19. 'What were you doing?!' - Smith's moment to forget as England struggle

    Jamie Smith chooses to leave the wrong delivery as he is bowled by Kyle Jamieson for one, to leave England 55-5 on the day one of the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's.

20. Shearer on Beckham, pressure and Argentina heartbreak

    Alan Shearer reflects on his and England's performances at the 1998 World Cup.