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Gary Neville is seriously misinformed about Liverpool comment, and time will tell why
The goalless draw at Anfield marks another game without a goal for the champions, but the perception of them from certain quarters is extremely misguided.
The narrative around Liverpool has once again become misinformed after their draw against Manchester United. (Image: (Photo by Paul Greenwood - CameraSport via Getty Images))
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The Big Five: How Dominic Thiem and Daniil Medvedev joined the elite of men’s tennis
For years in men’s tennis, we had the ‘big four’: comprising Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray.
The latter’s recent injury problems shortened that list by one, but the world’s three greatest players continued to win virtually every Grand Slam going.
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But, with a combined age of 106, Federer, Nadal and Djokovic are no longer the sole leaders of the men’s game. They have been joined by the ‘next gen’.
The loose term, taken from the youth ATP Finals event staged in November, has grown to mean the successors to three of tennis’ greatest stars ever.