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Formula 1’s inaugural Tuscan GP is set to feature a Mercedes vs Red Bull battle for victory, while pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton is also excited for the Mugello “unknowns”, with drivers unsure what to expect on their first race around the fast and unforgiving circuit.

Red Bull will start with both their cars inside the top four for the first time since the season-opening round, in a result that increases their options of trying to beat Mercedes in Sunday’s Tuscan GP.

David de Gea or Dean Henderson? A straight choice at Old Trafford, but one that is far from straightforward.

“It’s a big one for all of us. I think it will be tough, tougher, the toughest probably.”

William Muir admits it will be a dream come true if Pyledriver can provide him with a first top-level success in the Pertemps St Leger.

Sam Billings has admitted he is unlikely to keep his place in the England one-day side, no matter how many runs he scores against Australia.

USA World Cup winner Alex Morgan is close to joining Tottenham Women on a short-term deal until the end of December.

Victoria Azarenka and Naomi Osaka are both planning to enjoy every moment of their US Open final on Saturday evening.

Mikel Arteta says Arsenal fans can feel “pretty relaxed” about Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s future.

Kemba Walker faces a defining moment when the Boston Celtics face the Toronto Raptors in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semi-finals, says Charles Barkley.