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There's one week to go in the transfer window and every Premier League club still has a lot to do before it slams shut. Here, SIMON JONES explains what your club still needs, who they are in for and who may go.

The black and white robot appeared at the World Humanoid Robot Games (WHRG) in Beijing on Monday; however, did not take home gold.

The Diamondbacks say they hope All-Star Ketel Marte will return to their lineup next week, roughly two weeks after his unexpected disappearance from the team.

As LSU hopes to sign NFL tight end Dae'Quan Wright, if he clears waivers, the SEC on Monday issued a statement emphasizing its belief that athletes who choose to leave to sign pro contracts "should not then be permitted to return to college competition."

A police investigation into the death of Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver's son has resulted in no criminal findings and the case is now considered closed, the Harris County Sheriff's Office in Texas announced Monday.

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JT Langridge claimed an eight wicket haul and Savin Perera scored an unbeaten 157 as Somerset beat their Nottinghamshire counterparts by 29 runs in the Second XI Championship.

Olympic cycling champion Victoria Pendleton has visited HM Naval Base Clyde.

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Upminster have secured promotion to the Essex League Premier Division for the first time in 10 years after a four-wicket victory at Woodford Wells confirmed their return to the top flight.

Lincoln City have won the race to sign Manchester United forward Ethan Wheatley after the youngster agreed to a move. Lincoln City are looking to bolster their ranks further before the summer transfer window ends.

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Little Common Ramblers secured the points required to guarantee their Sussex League Division 2 status for the 2027 season with two games to spare, although they were beaten at home by a strengthened East Grinstead side.

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Gary Neville feels it is time for Florian Wirtz to start delivering for Liverpool, telling him to 'sort himself out' after another underwhelming performance.

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Lewis Hamilton has warned Ferrari they cannot afford to leave points on the table if they are serious about mounting a Formula 1 title challenge this season. The seven-time world champion delivered a pointed assessment after finishing fourth at the Dutch Grand Prix, where his pursuit of the podium was complicated by time spent behind team-mate Charles Leclerc.

Hamilton made his irritation clear over the radio during the closing stages at Zandvoort and was still frustrated by the situation after climbing out of the car. The result represented another blow to his championship ambitions on a weekend when several of his main rivals finished ahead of him.

TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Kimi Antonelli took second place to extend his advantage over Hamilton to 59 points, while George Russell claimed the final podium position and is now level with the Ferrari driver in the standings.

Lando Norris, meanwhile, continued his impressive form by securing a second consecutive victory. Hamilton acknowledged there were positives for Ferrari to take from the weekend, particularly with their work in the pits and their overall strategic approach.

But he believes greater precision will be required across the operation if the Italian giants are to fight for the biggest prize in F1. "The guys in the garage did a good job with pit-stops and strategy was generally very good," Hamilton told Sky Sports F1.

"We’re just chipping away at it. this first half of the season, we’ve lost three to five tenths on the straight; that’s a hard deficit to overcome. "Today was definitely frustrating for me. I’m here to win and I believe this team can win but to win championships you have to pick up every possible point." LATEST SPORTS NEWS: Max Verstappen makes heartbreaking admission after emotional crash at home Dutch Grand Prix 10 Premier League talking points from the opening weekend including Arsenal statement and Man City gamble Rory McIlroy frustrated by 'stupid decision' after missing out on BMW Championship glory Hamilton then highlighted the time he believes was lost while running behind Leclerc, suggesting the delay ultimately had consequences for his chances of improving on fourth.

"Today, I lost several seconds behind Charles which would’ve made the difference at the end," he added.

"We’ll take it offline and my goal is to lead this team to the championship.

We’ve got some work to do for sure." The comments underline Hamilton's determination to turn Ferrari into genuine championship contenders as the season progresses.

His task has been made more difficult by the straight-line speed deficit he believes the team has carried during the opening half of the campaign, while the Dutch Grand Prix provided another example of how small margins can prove costly.

Attention will now turn to one of the biggest weekends on Ferrari's calendar. Hamilton and Leclerc will return to action at the Italian Grand Prix in a fortnight, with the pressure inevitably heightened as the Scuderia race in front of their home supporters at Monza.

And Hamilton has called for Ferrari to be sharp from the outset as he looks to respond to the disappointment of Zandvoort. "We definitely need to hit the ground running [in Monza] in terms of execution," Hamilton said. "I hope our pace is a bit better, hope we’ll be able to do well.

"Hopefully fighting towards the front... it would be something special." Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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