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Roberto De Zerbi said Tottenham's historic 2-0 victory against London rivals Chelsea proved his side have a winning mentality as they banished their dismal start to the season. Tottenham won at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League for just the second time in 36 years and the first since 2018. Trips across the capital to west London have largely been fruitless experiences for Tottenham over the last four decades.
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Dubai Basketball secured their fifth consecutive win in the ABA League, defeating KK Bosna 93–83 and remaining unbeaten in the competition. Notable performances included MVP Mfiondu Kabengele, who achieved a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Dzanan Musa made a significant return to the lineup. The team will play their next match at home against Paris Basketball on October 27.
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Al-Riyadh secured a 2-1 victory over Al-Taawoun in the Saudi Pro League, breaking a losing streak against them that dated back to 2015. With goals from Teddy Okou and Bernard Mensah, Al-Riyadh rose to 11th in the league, while Al-Taawoun remained winless. Additionally, Neom defeated Abha 2-0 to keep their sixth place in the standings.
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Max Verstappen advised Kimi Antonelli to enjoy the ride and get ready to celebrate as the Italian stands on the brink of becoming Formula One's youngest ever champion. The 20-year-old Mercedes driver qualified on pole position for Sunday's US Grand Prix and could clinch the title with five rounds to spare at Austin's Circuit of the Americas if he wins and other results go his way. Red Bull's Verstappen, a four-time champion, will be alongside on the front row and fighting for his third successive victory after Malaysia and Singapore.
