she will play paula badosa, who stunned the world number three, coco gauff.paniard, who almost quit tennis last year with a chronic back condition, won in straight sets to reach herfirst grand slam semifinal, today of course maybe i had a little bit less expectations, but i still have pressure because i wanted to win so badly. i will step on the court in the semifinals against i don't care who and i will want to win so badly. that is part of me. we may amend the final round at my level raises and theyjust round at my level raises and they just want to give 100% round at my level raises and theyjust want to give 100% and leave it all on the court. in the nba, donovan mitchell once again led the way for the cleveland cavaliers as they eased past the phoenix suns to continue their strong start to season. initially, it was mitchell's team—mate darius garland who got the cavaliers heading towards yet another win — he finished with 16 points and seven assists. but it was mitchell who came to the fore. he scored 23 of his 33 points after half—time as cleveland impro

in the world, dominated the second set to set up a fourth—round tie against spanish iith seed paula badosay compatriot novak djokovic on rod laver arena following his third—round victory. you can get all the latest on the australian open on the bbc sport website and app. manchester city striker erling haaland has signed a new long—term deal with the club that will keep him at the etihad until 203a. the norwegianjoined city from dortmund in 2022 and has scored 111 goals in 126 games for the club since. the striker�*s previous deal, which reportedly included a release clause, had been due to expire in 2027. renee slegers has been appointed arsenal head coach on a permanent basis after impressing in the interim role. the 35—year—old dutchwoman stepped up in the wake ofjonas eidevall�*s departure in october and has overseen an unbeaten run of ten victories and one draw across all competitions. slegers, who has signed a contract through to the end of the 2025—26 season, was named women's super league manager of the month for december and saw the gunners qualify for the champions league quarterf

she will play paula badosa, who stunned the world number three, coco gauff.last year with a chronic back condition, won in straight sets to reach herfirst grand slam semifinal, today of course maybe i had a little bit less expectations, but i still have pressure because i wanted to win so badly. i will

and she will play paula badosa, who stunned the world number three coco gauff.paniard, who almost quit tennis last year with a chronic back condition, won in straight sets to reach her first grand slam semi—final. the champions league returns this week. it's the penultimate round of matches, with qualification for the last 16 still in the balance for so many clubs — the likes of p56 and manchester city are battling for a play—off spot. liverpool are the only side with a 100% record, with six wins out of six, and need just one point to guarantee direct progress to the knockout stage. and if they win at home to lille and barcelona fail to beat benfica, arne slot�*s side would be sure of finishing top of the 36—team league and that should get them a kinder draw for the round of 16. i love looking at a league table in the way of, if we are number one, we probably have the most easy team to face because that is impossible to say mean in a negative way, but a strange format we are having now. it has a lot to do with the teams that you face. we want to win but not from

the women's champion, aryna sabalenka, will play paula badosa in the semis after a 19th win in a rowthe world number one, who is looking to secure a hat—trick of australian open titles, had to work really hard to battle past the 27th seed, anastasia pavlyuchenkova. she won the first set 6—2 but lost the second by the same margin and then went a break down in the third, but sabalenka turned it around to take the decider. the champions league returns this week. it's the penultimate round of matches, with qualification for the last 16 still in the balance for so many clubs. not muchjeopardy for liverpool, the only side with a 100% record, with six wins out of six. they need just one point later to guarantee direct progress to the knockout stage. if they win at home to lille and barcelona fail to beat benfica, arne slot�*s side would be sure of finishing top of the 36—team league and that should get them a kinder draw for the round of 16. i love looking at a league table in the way of, oh, if we are number one, we probably have the most easy team to face because that is impossible to say

the number three seed lost to spain's paula badosa in straight sets in their quart final match that endedtreak that dated back to november. she was trying to make it to the semifinals in melbourne for the second year in a row. >>> costco workers threatening to strike and tiktok buys more time. here's shanelle kaul with today's moneywatch. >>> u.s. stocks closed higher monday on donald trump's first day back in the oval office. the dow gained 334 points. the nasdaq was up 291, and the s&p 500 gained 59 points. president donald trump signed an executive order monday to keep tiktok running for 75 days. this would allow the china-based company bytedance to sell its stake or reach a deal with the u.s. bytedance had said for months it wasn't interested in selling, but now china is signaling it may allow tiktok to be divested to keep it operating in the u.s. >>> the national traffic administration is updating its probe into 129,000 ford vehicles. the investigation is centered on reports of collisions involving the company's hands-free driving technology, blue cruise. the regulator says it's upgr

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she'll face spain's paula badosa in the finalfour.nd like i was able to keep fighting, keep trying as i was able to turn around this match. it was a really difficult one. the six nations starts next month with ireland hoping to defend their back to back titles. england have been influx with some disappointing results and injuries, while scotland will hope to build on progress they have made. wales though are in crisis after their wooden spoon last year. and what about france and — significantly — italy. our correspondent andy swiss was at the launch today. it is exactly 25 years since italy joined the six nations, which is why they are having the big launch here in rome. all the captains and coaches were in attendance, in fact earlier on, they were posing for photos here at the coliseum before heading back to continue their preparations with their respective teams. butjust before the lunch earlier on, there was some big news coming out of the england camp, and thatis coming out of the england camp, and that is that their vice captain

sabalenka will play paula badosa next, after she stunned the world number three coco gauff. i still have pressure because i wanted to win so badly. i will step on the court in the semifinals against i don't care who and i will want to win so badly. that is part of me. when i'm in the final rounds my level raises and i just want to give 100% and leave it all on the court. it's approaching one o'clock in the morning in melbourne, novak djokovic and carlos alcaraz are playing their quarter final right now. it's currently 4—3 to novak. alexander zverev is waiting in the semis for the winner of that match the german beat the usa's tommy paul. he took the first two sets on tie breaks and though paul pulled one back, zverez sped through the fourth set 6—1 to reach the last four for the second straight year i think if you're in a semifinal of a grand slam you have to expect a tough match. you know you're not going to get to the semis of a grand slam by not deserving to be there and not playing great tennis. so if somebody is there, that means that they have played great tennis. and