Manchester United’s pre-season took them as much as Murrayfield on Saturday, with Erik ten Hag’s facet beating Rangers 2-0.

The massive pre-match information was that new signing Leny Yoro was within the beginning XI, and it solely took the French defender 10 minutes to indicate his high quality, with the 18-year-old outmuscling Cyriel Dessers like a seasoned professional.

United took the lead after 39 minutes by way of a well-taken aim from Amad, earlier than Joe Hugill made it 2-0 halfway via the second half.

Mark Critchley breaks down the important thing speaking factors from a satisfying afternoon in Edinburgh…

How excited do you have to be about Leny Yoro?

Leny Yoro was the final out of the tunnel as he emerged onto the Murrayfield pitch, hanging again to soak within the second he stepped out onto a pitch in a United shirt for the primary time, sporting his new squad quantity: Nemanja Vidic’s previous No 15.

He has a few of that trademark Vidic aggression too, judging by one deal with on the stretch halfway via the primary half that took out two Rangers gamers at one time.

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However that is additionally a younger centre-half able to enjoying the kind of raking cross-field cross that despatched Sam Murray free down the left, in addition to the commanding last-ditch interception to cease Dessers going via minutes later.

There have been a few minor blemishes. One stray cross-field cross produced an opportunity for Dessers, although Yoro atoned and blocked. He was simply turned by Dessers at one level too, with the Rangers striker capable of get a shot off that Andre Onana held.

No matter areas he might have to enhance on, although, they like his many strengths come throughout the context of him being simply 18 years previous and never as soon as trying misplaced.

Based mostly on this superb first impression, United supporters can get excited, if any of them weren’t already.

Is Amad successful Ten Hag round?

When Amad returned to Carrington coaching floor from a moderately uninspiring mortgage spell at Rangers to search out himself below a brand new supervisor, it’s truthful to say that Ten Hag nonetheless required some convincing.

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In reality, it nonetheless felt that method proper up till the ultimate levels of final season, when the 22-year-old lastly made his first Premier League begin below Ten Hag. Two extra adopted, so did a aim, and he ended the marketing campaign unfortunate to not get on in an FA Cup ultimate.

Is that this the yr Amad’s United profession lastly kicks into gear? Towards his former membership, he offered many of the first half’s highlights — and never simply the opening aim, which was an excellent shot throughout Jack Butland’s physique after a slalom inside from the suitable.

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One earlier little bit of link-up play with Ethan Wheatley was precisely the kind of fleet motion and considering that United’s assault usually missed that season.

That assault is stuffed with expertise, although. Competitors for a spot out vast is fierce, however Amad should now absolutely be successful Ten Hag spherical.

Did Ten Hag get the response he wished?

It’s an uncommon state of affairs through which to begin your second sport of pre-season, however Ten Hag wished and wanted a response having not held again in his evaluation of United’s show within the 1-0 defeat to Rosenborg on Monday.

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As harsh as that criticism appeared, it elicited the specified response. The 56,574 at Murrayfield — not less than half of them right here to see United — watched his facet set the tone throughout a dominant first half, then counter-punch successfully as soon as Ten Hag made wholesale modifications at half-time.

Toby Collyer was one of many kids launched on the break in Norway however began right here alongside Casemiro in a double pivot and impressed, masking for the Brazilian’s looser moments with exhausting operating and power on and off the ball.

Midfield is now the one place highlighted firstly of the summer time that’s nonetheless ready to be strengthened however funds have been tight even earlier than the signings of Yoro and Joshua Zirkzee. As with Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo earlier than, it’s not past the realms of chance that United should dip into the academy for canopy. Collyer has carried out nothing to harm his trigger.

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What did the supervisor say?

We’ll convey you this as soon as Ten Hag has spoken after the match.

What subsequent for United?

Sunday, July 28/Saturday, July 27 (U.S.): Arsenal, SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, California, 1am (GMT), 8pm (ET)

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TROON, Scotland — Billy Horschel together with his brief sleeves within the chill and his sensible brief sport at Royal Troon one way or the other held on for a 2-under 69 and a one-shot lead in a British Open that acquired turned the other way up and each different doable manner Saturday.

The rain began earlier than the main gamers teed off and solely acquired stronger. The wind was relentless and into the gamers’ faces on the brute of a again 9, leaving the world’s finest to hit fairway metals into par 4s — and so they nonetheless couldn’t attain the inexperienced.

“That’s the toughest 9 holes I feel you might ever play in golf proper now,” stated Dustin Johnson, a former world No. 1 with two majors. He shot 72 and was 5 behind.

It was as powerful because it will get and Horschel was as much as the duty with a sequence of marvelous par saves down the stretch from the tough and from pot bunkers.

Shane Lowry couldn’t say the identical, and the frustration was evident.

Lowry, who confirmed his sport is constructed for hyperlinks golf when he gained at Royal Portrush 5 years in the past, had a three-shot lead early after which fell aside. He performed the ultimate 11 holes in 7 over, beginning with a double bogey from the Coffin bunker on the 123-yard “Postage Stamp” eighth gap. One final bogey gave him a 77 and left him three behind.

“There’s little doubt I’m going to go on the market tomorrow pondering I can win the match,” Lowry stated. “But it surely’s simply laborious proper now. Ten minutes in the past I needed to putt for par on the 18th inexperienced, and I’m right here speaking to you guys now making an attempt to determine how I shot 77 in my very own head.”

It was like that for everybody, at the very least those that confronted four-plus hours within the worst of it.

Thriston Lawrence of South Africa teed off greater than three hours earlier than the ultimate group, had six birdies in eight holes and posted a 65. He went from 10 pictures behind to taking part in within the remaining group Sunday with Horschel, one shot behind.

Sam Burns wasn’t too far behind Lawrence. He made eight birdies in his spherical of 65 and was within the group one shot again that included Russell Henley, who additionally averted a lot of the worst climate and shot 66.

Horschel was at 4-under 209, his first time with a 54-hole lead in a serious. Solely as soon as earlier than has he even handled the Sunday stress of a serious, within the 2013 U.S. Open at Merion the place he began two pictures behind and tied for fourth.

Now he will get 18 holes towards Royal Troon and a solid of survivors.

PGA champion Xander Schauffele confronted the brunt of the climate and shot 69, leaving him within the group one shot behind together with Justin Rose (73) and Daniel Brown, the Englishman making his main debut and taking part in as if he had been much more skilled.

Brown had the lead after a birdie on the par-5 sixteenth, solely to complete bogey-double bogey. His tee shot on the 18th got here to relaxation on the sting of a deep pot bunker, leaving him no place to face however some 4 ft down within the stand. He hit into one other bunker together with his third shot and made 6.

Additionally nonetheless very a lot alive was golf’s finest participant, Scottie Scheffler, who had a 71 and was solely two pictures behind. He missed his share of brief putts however delivered a 3-wood into the 238-yard seventeenth gap to 2 ft.

The par 3 performed so lengthy that some gamers late within the day had been hitting driver.

“I most likely don’t hit a 3-wood on a par 3 fairly often,” Scheffler stated. “I most likely don’t hit driver and a 3-wood actually strong on a par 4 and don’t get there in two, both.”

He additionally referred to as it “the toughest 9 holes that I’ll ever play.”

Lowry shot 40 on the again 9 and was at 1-under 212. It felt like an terrible day, however he nonetheless was solely three pictures behind. His remaining gap summed up the day — a drive to date proper it was behind the seventeenth inexperienced, and an strategy into the grandstands that dropped onto the platform and rolled alongside to the very fringe of the construction.

There have been so many different photographs like that.

Brown hit his tee shot on No 7 to date proper that it went onto the eighth inexperienced. He performed his subsequent shot from in entrance of the Postage Stamp to 2 ft for birdie that gave him the lead.

Joaquin Niemann survived making an 8 on the par-3 eighth gap Friday to get again within the sport. After which he was out of it with one other quintuple bogey, this one a 9 on the par-4 eleventh gap. He drove right into a gorse bush for a misplaced ball. After his third shot off the tee, he hit it out-of-bounds towards the railroad tracks. He went right into a pot bunker.

The only goal for Schauffele was to be there on the finish.

“If you may get your self ready with a number of holes to play, I feel you’ve actually performed your job for the week. However this was begin to that,” Schauffele stated. “It’s a packed leaderboard, and it’s going to be a type of the place you simply actually should hold your head down and attempt to fear about your self.”

There have been a number of highlights. Earlier within the spherical earlier than it acquired nasty, Si Woo Kim turned the primary participant to make a hole-in-one on the seventeenth gap within the 10 British Opens held at Royal Troon.

And the 65s by Burns and Lawrence weren’t solely particular, they now have an opportunity to win. They had been in one of the best place to make a transfer — within the clubhouse, good and dry, watching everybody else merely attempt to survive.

“Clearly I’m making a whole lot of birdies within the clubhouse standing proper right here,” Lawrence stated.

All of them head out Sunday in what might be a wide-open race. Two dozen gamers had been separated by six pictures.

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TROON, Scotland — It was simply over 13 months in the past, after defending champion Billy Horschel carded a 12-over 84 within the first spherical of the Memorial Match, that the previous FedEx Cup champion talked about his psychological struggles in an unforgiving recreation.

“My confidence is the bottom it has been in my complete profession — I believe ever in my complete golf profession,” Horschel stated at Muirfield Village Golf Membership in Dublin, Ohio, on June 1, 2023.

On Sunday, Horschel could have an opportunity to rewrite his legacy within the closing spherical of the 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon Golf Membership. He survived the wind and rain Saturday to publish a 2-under 69, giving him a 54-hole whole of 4-under 209, one stroke higher than six golfers, together with PGA Championship winner Xander Schauffele, Sam Burns and Justin Rose.

“I adore it,” Horschel stated. “I’ve labored my complete life to be on this place. Pay attention, I have been within the lead many instances going right into a closing spherical. Clearly, this can be a main. It means a bit of bit extra. Everyone knows that. We all know what this implies to everybody. I do know what it means to my legacy within the recreation of golf and what I need to do and attain.

“However I am excited to be right here. I’ve wished to be right here my complete life. I am lastly right here. I am embracing it.”

Horschel, 37, is an eight-time winner on the PGA Tour. He has by no means fared too effectively in The Open — lacking twice as many cuts (six) as cuts made (three) in 9 earlier begins — however the Florida native has had success in Europe. He tied for twenty first on the 2022 Open at St. Andrews in Scotland and gained the 2021 BMW PGA Championship on the DP World Tour in 2021.

Horschel stated he has embraced the issue and toughness of hyperlinks golf. It was that and extra Saturday, because the Scottish skies opened up shortly after the leaders teed off. They have been met by brutal winds within the meat of the again 9.

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, who posted an even-par 71 and is eighth at 2 beneath, known as the second 9 at Royal Troon “in all probability the toughest 9 holes that I will ever play.”

Scheffler stated he hit driver and 3-wood strong on the par-4 fifteenth and did not attain the inexperienced in two. He hit a strong drive and laborious 3-iron on the 453-yard 18th.

“I in all probability do not hit a 3-wood on a par-3 fairly often,” Scheffler stated. “Yeah, it was fairly wild on the market, however did a great job of grinding it out.”

Loads of others did not benefit from the circumstances and issue at Royal Troon on Saturday.

Eire’s Shane Lowry, the 2019 Open Championship winner, began the third spherical with a two-shot lead over England’s Daniel Brown, a comparatively unknown qualifier. Lowry prolonged his result in three strokes with a birdie on the par-5 fourth, however issues fell aside for him quickly after.

On the well-known par-3 eighth gap, often called Postage Stamp, Lowry hit his tee shot into the left greenside Coffin bunker. His chip shot rolled off the inexperienced, resulting in a double-bogey 5.

Lowry made 5 bogeys on the again 9, lacking putts of 5 ft on No. 12 and 6 ft on No. 14. His strategy on the par-4 18th landed a few rows into the grandstands, main to a different bogey.

Lowry carded a 6-over 77 and is ninth at 1 beneath. He performed the ultimate seven holes in 7 over.

“This recreation is simply laborious, and now you are feeling how laborious it was enjoying effectively the primary two days in these circumstances,” Lowry stated. “Actually, it was brutal. I assume for me the eighth gap was killer, actually, make par there, and you’ll nonetheless shoot 3 or 4 over from there and nonetheless be main the match. Simply pulled my wedge shot there. Look, I do not actually know what to say. It was a grind. It wasn’t a lot enjoyable.

“You’d need to query why there wasn’t a few tees put ahead as we speak, to be trustworthy. I believe 15 and 17 — like 15 is 500 yards enjoying into that wind, it is — yeah, they maintain attempting to make holes longer, but one of the best gap on this course is about 100 yards.”

Brown, who grew up on a pig and cow farm in Burneston, England, continues to be proper within the combine regardless of a few hiccups on the ultimate two holes. Brown had a 1-stroke lead when he moved to six beneath with a 5-footer on No. 12 and once more when he made a 5-footer on No. 16.

Brown, a DP Tour common who made the sector by surviving closing qualifying, could not maintain the lead after his ball landed in greenside bunkers on Nos. 17 and 18, and he did not rise up and down. He dropped three photographs on the ultimate two holes to fall one shot behind Horschel.

“Yeah, we’re nonetheless there,” Brown stated. “It was tough. I am a bit of bit disenchanted with how the final two holes went as a result of I did so effectively to get to the place I received to, and yeah, it is a bit nasty to complete like that.”

Brown, 29, is trying to develop into solely the fourth golfer since 1900 to win in his main championship debut — Francis Ouimet (1913 U.S. Open), Ben Curtis (2003 Open) and Keegan Bradley (2011 PGA Championship) have been the others.

“I suppose lots of people in all probability thought I used to be going to be shaking this morning and actually nervous, however I have been completely high quality,” Brown stated.

The gamers who beat the rain and wind with early tee instances had a a lot better time than these within the afternoon. South Africa’s Thriston Lawrence, who began the third spherical 10 photographs behind Lowry, had six birdies in eight holes on the entrance 9 en path to a 6-under 65. He was 3 beneath and can play the ultimate spherical with Horschel.

Burns had eight birdies whereas posting a 65 and joined the group at 3 beneath that features Russell Henley, who carded a 66 on Saturday.

Adam Scott, Justin Thomas and Matthew Jordan are 4 photographs behind Horschel, who will sleep on a 54-hole lead at a significant for the primary time in his profession.

Horschel stated he has spent a part of the week visualizing himself holding the Claret Jug on the 18th gap on Sunday, “strolling out to the group and being congratulated as Open champion.”

“That is what I’ll do once more tonight, and hopefully that comes true tomorrow,” Horschel stated. “If it would not, then I will get again on the grind and work more durable to get again ready like this once more.”

Jake Paul (9-1, 6 KOs) is prepared for a battle and it is not with Mike Tyson.

The Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson battle was scheduled for July 20, however an ulcer flareup pressured Tyson to withdraw from that date. In March, Tyson had been seen coaching in Instrument singer Maynard James Keenan’s gymnasium in Cottonwood, Arizona.

Now, the 27-year-old Paul will meet one other opponent within the boxing ring. He and Mike Perry are scheduled to battle quickly, and if Paul would not win, his battle with Mike Tyson is likely to be in jeopardy.

“(Tyson) was involved about me taking this battle,’’ Paul informed reporters Wednesday. “He’s like, ‘What’s Jake pondering? This man Mike Perry is a killer.’ So he had some considerations.”

“However Tyson, my message to you is don’t fear. I’m going to place this man to sleep. It is a Mike appetizer and also you’re subsequent.’’

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This is learn how to tune in to the “Mike appetizer” or the Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry battle.

How a lot does Jake Paul weigh?

Through the Friday weigh-ins, Paul efficiently hit the 200-pound mark after coming in at 200.4 kilos in an earlier scare, based on MMA Preventing.

When is the Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry battle?

Jake Paul will battle 32-year-old Mike Perry on Saturday, July 20, at 6 p.m. PT and 9 p.m. ET.

Perry is a former blended martial arts fighter and is 5-0 as a bare-knuckle fighter. He solely has one professional boxing match beneath his belt. He suffered a fourth-round knockout in opposition to Kenneth McNeil in 2015.

The Paul-Perry will probably be an eight-round boxing match at cruiserweight, with each fighters utilizing 10-ounce gloves.

The place can I watch the Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry battle?

The Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry battle on Saturday, July 20, in Amalie Area in Tampa, Florida, will probably be accessible to stream on DAZN beginning at $54.99.

When will Mike Tyson battle Jake Paul?

The Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson battle is now scheduled for Nov. 15 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

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It is america vs. South Sudan within the USA Basketball Showcase exhibition forward of the 2024 Paris Olympics on Saturday on the O2 Area in London, England.

Staff USA has defeated Canada (86-72 on July 10 in Las Vegas), Australia (98-92 on Monday in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates) and Serbia (105-79 on Wednesday in Abu Dhabi) to this point within the USA Basketball Showcase.

Staff USA is 37-3 all-time in pre-Olympic exhibition video games.

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FINAL: Staff USA 101, South Sudan 100

Staff USA escaped with a 101-100 victory because of James, who sank the go-ahead layup with eight seconds left in regulation.

James completed with 23 factors, six rebounds and 6 assists. Shayok recorded 25 factors, three rebounds and two steals for South Sudan.

Staff USA will conclude its USA Basketball Showcase with an exhibition sport towards Germany at 2 p.m. Monday in London.

Finish third quarter: Staff USA 81, South Sudan 76

Staff USA rolled out its second unit of Derrick White, Anthony Edwards, Jayson Tatum, Anthony Davis and Bam Adebayo to start out the second half.

That change ignited america, which outscored South Sudan 37-18 within the third quarter and closed issues out on a 16-0 run to take the lead.

Halftime: South Sudan 58, Staff USA 44

Staff USA had no reply for holding South Sudan, which expanded its result in 14 factors coming into halftime.

South Sudan went 22 for 35 from the ground (7 for 14 from deep) within the first half, and Shayok led the best way with 14 factors. Staff USA went 15 for 36 from the ground (1 for 12 from deep), and James led the best way with 12 factors.

Finish first quarter: South Sudan 26, Staff USA 24

Staff USA opened the sport on a 12-2 run, and James led the cost by scoring six of these factors.

However South Sudan weathered the storm thanks partly to Gabriel, who recorded six factors and one rebound.

Starters for USA vs South Sudan basketball

Staff USA’s starters will encompass Steph Curry, Devin Booker, Jrue Vacation, LeBron James and Joel Embiid.

South Sudan will begin Carlik Jones, Marial Shayok, Bul Kuol, Nuni Omot and Wenyen Gabriel.

What time is Staff USA vs South Sudan in USA Basketball Showcase?

• Date: Saturday, July 20
• Time: 2 p.m. CT
• The place: O2 Area in London, England

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Staff USA basketball roster

• Bam Adebayo, C (Miami Warmth)
• Devin Booker, G (Phoenix Suns)
• Stephen Curry, G (Golden State Warriors)
• Anthony Davis, F/C (Los Angeles Lakers)
• Kevin Durant, F, (Phoenix Suns)
• Anthony Edwards, G (Minnesota Timberwolves)
• Joel Embiid, C (Philadelphia 76ers)
• Tyrese Haliburton, G (Indiana Pacers)
• Jrue Vacation, G (Boston Celtics)
• LeBron James, F (Los Angeles Lakers)
• Jayson Tatum, F (Boston Celtics)
• Derrick White, G (Boston Celtics)

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South Sudan basketball roster

• Deng Acuoth, C (Knox Raiders)
• Koch Bar, C (Horsens IC)
• Sunday Dech, C (Adelaide 36ers)
• Majok Deng, F (Tasmania JackJumpers)
• Wenyen Gabriel, F (Maccabi Tel Aviv)
• Peter Jok, G (Cholet Baskets)
• Carlik Jones, G (KK Partizan)
• Kuany Kuany, F (Keilor Thunder)
• Junior Madut, G (Tasmania JackJumpers)
• Khaman Maluach, C (AS Douanes)
• Nuni Omot, F (Taichung Suns)
• Marial Shayok, G (Maine Celtics)

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Thursday’s announcement that College of Florida President Ben Sasse will resign efficient July 31 left college students with combined feelings. Sasse, who has served as UF’s thirteenth president since November 2022, is stepping right down to concentrate on his household amid ongoing well being challenges confronted by his spouse, Melissa.

Sasse’s presidency started with excessive expectations. A former U.S. senator with a robust background in training, he introduced a imaginative and prescient to advance UF nationally and internationally. Below his management, the college made important strides in numerous tutorial and analysis initiatives. Nonetheless, a few of his insurance policies, his quick tenure, and his sudden departure have unsettled some college students.

Matthew Flores, a 19-year-old finance main at UF, was amongst these stunned by the information.

“The information simply sort of shocked me as a result of he is solely been in workplace for like two years, give or take. It was simply surprising,” Flores mentioned on Friday.

He had anticipated a extra prolonged interval with Sasse on the helm, envisioning a shared journey by his school years.

“We have been sort of becoming a member of UF collectively, and the following 4 years, we would be collectively. So I used to be excited,” Flores mentioned.

Regardless of his preliminary pleasure, Flores felt disconnected from Sasse’s presidency. “I wasn’t actually conscious of his presidency. So possibly that is one thing I felt might have been extra distinguished, extra like what he is doing for the scholars versus simply being a figurehead,” he mirrored.

Flores is not the one one left questioning what may need been. Past Gainesville, many individuals have been ready to see what impact Sasse may need on greater training in America.

“Ben Sasse Got here to U. of Florida to Reshape Larger Ed. He Stepped Down Earlier than He Acquired the Likelihood,” was a headline Friday within the Chronicle of Larger Schooling.

In an announcement posted Friday on X, Florida State College President Richard McCullough praised Sasse’s impact in Florida, even in a comparatively quick time as UF president.

“Ben Sasse has been a visionary chief for the College of Florida and an ideal accomplice to FSU and different stakeholders within the state,” he wrote.

Daniela Lopez, a 21-year-old ladies’s research main at UF, used an expletive on Friday to specific her disdain for Sasse’s presidency.

Regardless of her sturdy emotions about Sasse’s departure, Lopez sympathized together with his household.

“I can solely want the perfect to his spouse. Coping with medical stuff, particularly on this nation, I might know, is horrifying, making an attempt to get by all of that,” Lopez mentioned on Friday.

The primary story:Ben Sasse will resign as UF president efficient July 31

Late Thursday, UF Scholar Physique President John Brinkman issued an announcement expressing help and solidarity. “It’s with deep unhappiness to listen to concerning the latest announcement regarding Melissa’s well being. We’re wishing the perfect for President Sasse and his household, and I absolutely help his dedication to prioritizing his household and their wellbeing throughout this tough time,” he mentioned in ready remarks offered to The Solar.

“President Sasse has been an ideal chief, guiding our college to new heights and we’re so grateful for all his contributions. I’m hopeful about the way forward for the College of Florida and the number of a brand new College President. Allow us to come collectively as a group to supply our help and greatest needs to President Sasse and his household.”

Jim Ross contributed to this text