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DeChambeau has wasted that thunderous opening drive, taking four shots to find the hole from 120 yards. He duffs his second and leaves his ball short and then spends the next two shots trying to make sense of the green to no avail. His par putt has little conviction and trickles right. He drops back to -2. Meanwhile, Reed chips out of the rough and then wallops a glorious third to within 10ft. Does he make par? Of course he does. He’s leading the US Open by two shots on -4.

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Matthew Wolff has come out snarling. Having birdied the 1st, he’s rattled home another on the 4th. A delicious right-to-left 15-footer. And after bogeying the 10th, McIlroy has saved par at the 11th.

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Robert Lin has a prediction: “Expect a comfortable win for the Gunners tonight with some silky attacking football. I’ll say 3-0 with Auba and Laca both on the scoresheet.”

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United’s season got off to an abysmal start, with Wilfried Zaha scoring twice to give Palace a thoroughly deserved victory at Old Trafford

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Andros Townsend speaks “Mentally we felt we had an advantage. We knew it was United’s first game and that maybe we could catch them cold if we started fast. We did that in the first five minutes and once we get ahead we’re a very well-drilled team. Wilf was incredible, what more do you want me to say? We’re very fortunate to have him.”

Anti-vaccine, anti-lockdown protest sees heated clashes between police and crowd

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Police have made 32 arrests during a demonstration in central London against coronavirus restrictions and mass vaccinations.

More than a thousand people are estimated to have joined the rally in Trafalgar Square, among them 5G conspiracy theorists, coronavirus sceptics and “anti-vaxxers”.

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Tadej Pogacar blew away Primoz Roglic’s hopes of Tour de France victory at the top of La Planche des Belles Filles in the Vosges to become the youngest overall winner this century, after storming to an extraordinary stage win.

What had been expected to be a routine time trial for Roglic, on the eve of the processional stage to the Champs-Élysées, became a humiliation as he lost almost two minutes to his 21-year-old compatriot and lost the yellow jersey.