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A’ja Wilson stands alone with record fifth WNBA MVP award after historic three-peat

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The Las Vegas Aces star becomes the first player to win three straight WNBA MVP awards, moving clear of Sheryl Swoopes, Lisa Leslie and Lauren Jackson

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The Friedkin Group says it is exploring investment options for Everton, including a possible sale of control, less than two years after its takeover.

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The Leeds Rhinos winger has ended his playing career at 38 after six Grand Final victories with the club. He is set to move into a commercial role at Leeds.

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