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Murakami believes Tokyo 2020 can improve perception of disabled people in Japan

  • Paralympics

Japanese Para-long jumper Sayaka Murakami believes the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics represent a "window of opportunity" to create a positive legacy for disabled people in Japan.

depends on whether they are seen as being productive or producing economic value," Fujita told Agence France-Presse.Fujita


Home favourite Izagirre wins stage six as Carapaz takes overall Vuelta a España lead

  • Cycling

Spaniard Ion Izagirre won stage six of the Vuelta a España, breaking clear on the final climb, while Richard Carapaz is the new overall leader of the race.

rider Carapaz took over from Jumbo-Visma's Primož Roglič.Roglič of Slovenia, runner-up at the Tour de France

return in the Basque Country on October 27.Today's stage was originally due to cross the border into France




Andrei Kirilenko, NBA’s AK-47, targets "unfair" WADA sanctions on young Russian athletes

  • The Big Read

As Russia prepares its appeal against a series of World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) sanctions excluding the country from major international competition for four years, one of its favourite sporting sons, former National Basketball Association (NBA) player Andrei Kirilenko, has warned the proposed collective ban will punish innocent competitors.

But if you take a look at every scandal that happened before that - Lance Armstrong in the Tour de France



Wellens takes stage five victory as Roglič retains Vuelta a España lead and Martin survives late crash

  • Cycling

Tim Wellens of Belgium emerged victorious after a three-way sprint to the line brought stage five of the Vuelta a España to an exciting end in Sabiñánigo.

kilometre ride from Huesca to Sabiñánigo, with few moves made.Lotto Soudal's Wellens, Guillaume Martin of France

the line in 4 hours 19min 25sec, with Martin four seconds off the pace and Arensman 12 back.Tour de France

finishing with a climb to the Aramón Formigal ski station.It was changed to avoid the peloton entering France

because of the escalating health crisis in France.



UEFA open disciplinary proceedings against Rennes for non-compliance with COVID-19 rules

  • Football

UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Rennes for non-compliance with COVID-19 rules during the team's Champions League clash against FC Krasnodar. 

 Crowds are still allowed into sporting events in France, despite rising COVID-19 cases in the country

 France has reported more than 1.04 million cases of coronavirus and at least 34,500 deaths.


Saint-Denis motorway plans accelerate for Paris 2024 despite local opposition

  • Paris 2024

A motorway interchange in the Paris commune of Saint-Denis has been given the green light for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, despite local residents protesting its construction.

absolutely scandalous decision," Coline Robert, one of the counsel of the 15 applicants, told Agence France-Presse.The

Administrative Court of Appeal of Paris in its summary.Saint-Denis is regarded as the poorest department in France


Russian men dominate as Budapest Grand Slam marks judo's return

  • Judo

Russia won four medals - two gold - on the opening day of the Budapest Grand Slam, while Distria Krasniqi and Jessica Klimkait also earned impressive victories.

in the last four, while Amandine Buchard then beat Kocher in the final.A swift ippon gave Buchard of France

shone at under-57kg, winning all four bouts by ippon to take the title in style.Hélène Receveaux of France