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Faster, higher, stronger, riskier

Despite the increasing number of infections and public protests in the lead-up to Tokyo 2020, the OIC and the Japanese government decided to go ahead with the Summer Games. Whether it was all worth risking lives and public health during a global pandemic will depend on hindsight, due to arrive in around two weeks.

Lifestyle 4 years ago

Creating an Olympic soundscape at a fan-free Tokyo Games

Nuno Duarte claps in Tokyo's Aomi Urban Sports Park and the sound echoes around the empty stadium, which will host Olympic sport climbers and 3x3 basketball players -- but no spectators.

Sports 5 years ago

UEFA sending 'wrong signal' with rainbow stadium refusal: Germany

"It's true, the football pitch is not about politics," Maas wrote on Twitter, after the European football body blamed the "political context" for its decision.

Editorial 5 years ago

Let’s play the game

The French Open can be considered a success. Hopes abound that the 2020 UEFA European Championship will follow suit.

Sports 5 years ago

A year of empty stadiums lays bare what soccer has missed

But the 2,000 or so supporters also sensed things were about to change. While they could watch their team play that day, games in leagues above them had been cancelled across England as the coronavirus pandemic spread.

Sports 5 years ago

Singapore to hold first round of ONE 2021 bouts

The organizers are offering socially distanced seating packages.

Sports 5 years ago

Ronaldo marks Juve century as late Hernandez brace rescues AC Milan

Milan's lead on second-placed Inter was cut to three points after Antonio Conte's side staged a 3-1 comeback win at Cagliari.

Sports 5 years ago

Aguero back in the goals as Man City sees off Marseille

City had already secured top spot in Champions League Group C and Pep Guardiola took the chance to hand a number of his key players a rest ahead of Saturday's trip to Manchester United in the Premier League.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

Scientists spray saliva-like droplets in stadium to study how fans spread aerosols

Scientists are using the Netherlands' largest football stadium to model how a cheering football crowd might spread aerosols through the air by spraying fine droplets, made to resemble saliva, over the empty stands.

Sports 5 years ago

Duplantis, Rojas named World Athletes of the Year

In a season to remember, not least for the COVID-19-hit scheduling, Duplantis broke the world record in the men's pole vault twice.

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Faster, higher, stronger, riskier

Creating an Olympic soundscape at a fan-free Tokyo Games

UEFA sending 'wrong signal' with rainbow stadium refusal: Germany

Let’s play the game

A year of empty stadiums lays bare what soccer has missed

Singapore to hold first round of ONE 2021 bouts

Ronaldo marks Juve century as late Hernandez brace rescues AC Milan

Aguero back in the goals as Man City sees off Marseille

Scientists spray saliva-like droplets in stadium to study how fans spread aerosols

Duplantis, Rojas named World Athletes of the Year

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Faster, higher, stronger, riskier

Creating an Olympic soundscape at a fan-free Tokyo Games

UEFA sending 'wrong signal' with rainbow stadium refusal: Germany

Let’s play the game

A year of empty stadiums lays bare what soccer has missed

Singapore to hold first round of ONE 2021 bouts

Ronaldo marks Juve century as late Hernandez brace rescues AC Milan

Aguero back in the goals as Man City sees off Marseille

Scientists spray saliva-like droplets in stadium to study how fans spread aerosols

Duplantis, Rojas named World Athletes of the Year

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