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Athletes who cannot access usual facilities in lockdown talk of harassment while out trainingA group of leading female runners have spoken out about the abuse and harassment they experience when they are training out on the streets and in parks because... Read Full Story

Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford were on the right track as Manchester United deepened Newcastle’s relegation fears with a 3-1 win on Sunday to move back to second in the Premier League. The Red Devils had only won one of their previous five league games to allow Manchester City to open a 10-point lead at the top of the table and needed their star men to overcome the cracks of another unconvincing performance. Rashford’s thunderous strike near the post to open the scoring was quickly canceled by Allan Saint-Maximin for the visitors. However, Fernandes’s touch allowed Daniel James to put United again before the Portuguese playmaker scored a penalty for his 22nd goal of the season. The victory brings Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men back over Leicester on goal difference as the closest challengers to runaway leaders City. Importantly, United also opens a six-point lead over fifth-placed Chelsea in the battle […]

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Physical activity among has fallen for vulnerable groupsSophie Carrigill: ‘I know we are surrounded by inequality’The fitness industry and online influencers are ignoring the needs of disabled people during lockdown, according to one leading Paralympia... Read Full Story