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QRNeditor: Brought up to date

2023-10-11T15:53:05Z

Brought up to date

QRNeditor: Added Tom King's longest goal record

2022-12-01T13:02:10Z

Added Tom King's longest goal record

QRNeditor: Brought up to date

2022-08-15T11:59:08Z

Brought up to date

QRNeditor: Added content

2022-08-12T20:12:43Z

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QRNeditor: Added Hansi Flick and Rebecca Welsh

2022-03-13T11:54:03Z

Added Hansi Flick and Rebecca Welsh

QRNeditor: Added December notes

2022-01-16T21:20:46Z

Added December notes

QRNeditor: Added a few events

2022-01-16T21:16:48Z

Added a few events

QRNeditor: Added notes for November

2021-12-20T12:42:43Z

Added notes for November

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QRNeditor: Fixed typographical errors

2021-12-04T10:20:15Z

Fixed typographical errors

QRNeditor: Added notes for October

2021-11-24T18:56:03Z

Added notes for October

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 Tamara Press dies
 Apr 28
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 Goodwood Cup – Trueshan
 Jul 28
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 Half points awarded as only two laps were completed, behind the safety car, due to rain
 Aug 29

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 Burnley end Liverpool's 68-game unbeaten run at home in the Premier League
 Jan 22
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 Queen’s doubles final – Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut bt Reilly Opelka and John Peers
-Birmingham Classic final – Ons Jabeur (Tunisaia) bt Daria Kasatkina
+Birmingham Classic final – Ons Jabeur (Tunisia) bt Daria Kasatkina
 National League play-off final – Hartlepool bt Torquay
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 Oct 17
-Men’s 20 World Cup starts. Matches are played in the United Arab Emirates (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah) and Oman (Muscat)
+Men’s T20 World Cup starts. Matches are played in the United Arab Emirates (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah) and Oman (Muscat)
 British National Road Championships. Men – Ben Swift. Women – Pfeiffer Georgi
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 Pole positions – Max Verstappen 10, Lewis Hamilton 5, Valtteri Bottas 4, Charles Leclerc 2, Lando Norris 1
-Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris had the only one-to finish of the season, for McLaren at the Italian GP
+Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris had the only one-two finish of the season, for McLaren at the Italian GP
 Formula 2 Championship – Oscar Piastri (Australia)

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	Hege Riise named as head coach of Team GB's women's football team at this summer's Tokyo Olympics		Hege Riise named as head coach of Team GB's women's football team at this summer's Tokyo Olympics
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		+	Scuderia Ferrari sign a multi-year clothing deal with Italian luxury brand Giorgio Armani

	Mar 11		Mar 11

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 Joe Salisbury is first British player to win this title since John Lloyd in 1982
 Jun 11
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 Women’s madison – Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny
 Aug 7
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 US Open first round – Stefanos Tsitsipas bt Andy Murray
 Aug 31
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 Men’s doubles final – Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram bt Jamie Murray and Bruno Soares
 Sep 11
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 Million Pound Game – Toulouse Olympique bt Featherstone Rovers and will play in the Super League next season
 Women’s Super League Grand Final – St Helens bt Leeds Rhinos
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 Champion Stakes – Sealiway
-Champion jockey – Oisin Murphy
+Champion flat jockey – Oisin Murphy
 Oct 17
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 Nov 2
-Neil Warnock manages his 1062nd match, breaking the record for the most games managed in English professional football
+Neil Warnock manages his 1062nd match, breaking Dario Gradi’s record for the most games managed in English professional football
 Antonio Conte appointed as manager of Spurs
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 Billie Jean Cup final (Prague) – Russia bt Switzerland
 Nov 7

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 Irish Grand National – Freewheelin Dylan, at 150-1
 Apr 6
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 Hungarian GP – Esteban Ocon, Lewis Hamilton, Carlos Sainz. Sebastian Vettel finished second but was disqualified for a fuel infringement
 Aug 2

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	Ellen White becomes England’s record goalscorer, surpassing Kelly Smith’s record of 46 goals		Ellen White becomes England’s record goalscorer, surpassing Kelly Smith’s record of 46 goals
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		+	== December ==
		+	Dec 1
		+
		+	Johanna Konta retires
		+
		+	Dec 4
		+
		+	Ajaz Patel takes 10-119 for New Zealand against India to become the third bowler in Test cricket to take all ten wickets in an innings, after Jim Laker and Anil Kumble
		+
		+	Newcastle bt Burnley to win for the first time in the Premier League, in their fifteenth match
		+
		+	UK Snooker Championship semi-finals – Luca Brecel bt Kyren Wilson, Zhao Xintong bt Barry Hawkins
		+
		+	Dec 5
		+
		+	Women’s FA Cup final – Chelsea bt Arsenal
		+
		+	UK Snooker Championship final – Zhao Xintong bt Luca Brecel
		+
		+	Davis Cup final (Madrid) Russia bt Croatia
		+
		+	Hero World Challenge – Viktor Hovland
		+
		+	Dec 7
		+
		+	Jimmy Robertson scores 178 points in a frame against Lee Walker at Scottish Open
		+
		+	William Hill Sports Book of the Year – ‘Why We Kneel, How We Rise’ by Michael Holding
		+
		+	Dec 8
		+
		+	Rory Burns bowled by Mitchell Starc with the first ball of Ashes series
		+
		+	Barcelona knocked out of Champions League. The last time they were not in the Champions League knockout stages was 2003-04. The last time they failed to qualify from a Champions League group was 2000
		+
		+	BBC Wales Sports Personality of the Year – Lauren Price
		+
		+	Dec 9
		+
		+	Robbie Dunne banned from horse racing for 18 months for 'bullying and harassing' Bryony Frost
		+
		+	Dec 10
		+
		+	First Test (Brisbane) England 147 (Pat Cummins 5-38) and 297 Australia 425 (Travis Head 152) and 20-1. Australia won by nine wickets
		+
		+	Nathan Lyon takes 400th wicket in Test cricket
		+
		+	World Rugby Awards –
		+
		+	Player of the year – Antoine Dupont
		+
		+	Women’s player of the year – Zoe Aldcroft
		+
		+	Coach of the Year – Simon Middleton
		+
		+	Mosconi Cup (Alexandra Palace) – Europe bt USA. MVP – Jayson Shaw
		+
		+	Dec 11
		+
		+	MLS Cup – New York City FC bt Portland Timbers
		+
		+	WTA Tour Player of the Year – Ashleigh Barty
		+
		+	International Tennis Federation World Champions – Novak Djokovic and Ashleigh Barty
		+
		+	Dec 12
		+
		+	Abu Dhabi GP – Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, Carlos Sainz
		+
		+	Nicholas Latifi crashed with five laps remaining. Race director Michael Masi did not apply the rules correctly in the safety-car period, and Max Verstappen, on fresh tyres, passed Lewis Hamilton on the last racing lap
		+
		+	Final standings – 1<sup>st</sup> Max Verstappen 395.5 points, 2<sup>nd</sup> Lewis Hamilton 387.5 points, 3<sup>rd</sup> Valtteri Bottas
		+
		+	Constructors – 1<sup>st</sup> Mercedes 613.5 points, 2<sup>nd</sup> Red Bull 585.5 points, 3<sup>rd</sup> Ferrari
		+
		+	Race winners – Max Verstappen 10 Lewis Hamilton 8, Valtteri Bottas 1, Sergio Perez 1, Daniel Ricciardo 1, Esteban Ocon 1
		+
		+	Pole positions – Max Verstappen 10, Lewis Hamilton 5, Valtteri Bottas 4, Charles Leclerc 2, Lando Norris 1
		+
		+	Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris had the only one-to finish of the season, for McLaren at the Italian GP
		+
		+	Formula 2 Championship – Oscar Piastri (Australia)
		+
		+	Scottish Open final – Luca Brecel bt John Higgins
		+
		+	Grey Cup – Winnipeg Blue Bombers bt Hamilton Tiger-Cats
		+
		+	Dec 14
		+
		+	Man City 7 Leeds 0
		+
		+	Stephen Curry makes his 2,974th career 3-pointer to pass Ray Allen and become the NBA's all-time leader in made 3-pointers
		+
		+	Dec 19
		+
		+	Scottish League Cup final – Celtic bt Hibernian
		+
		+	BBC Sports Personality of the Year – 1<sup>st</sup> Emma Raducanu, 2<sup>nd</sup> Tom Daley, 3<sup>rd</sup> Adam Peaty
		+
		+	Other nominees – Tyson Fury, Raheem Sterling, Sarah Storey
		+
		+	World Sports Star – Rachael Blackmore
		+
		+	Coach – Gareth Southgate
		+
		+	Team – England national football team
		+
		+	Young Personality – Sky Brown
		+
		+	Lifetime Achievement Award – Simone Biles
		+
		+	Helen Rollason award – Jen Beattie
		+
		+	Unsung hero – Sam Barlow
		+
		+	Held at BBC studios in Salford without an audience
		+
		+	Dec 20
		+
		+	Second Test (Adelaide) Australia 473-9 (Marnus Labuschagne 103) and 230-9 England 236 and 192 (Jhye Richardson 5-42). Australia won by 275 runs
		+
		+	Dec 25
		+
		+	Ray Illingworth dies
		+
		+	Dec 26
		+
		+	King George VI Chase – Tornado Flyer
		+
		+	Man City 6 Leicester 3
		+
		+	Dec 27
		+
		+	Welsh Grand National – Iwilldoit
		+
		+	Dec 28
		+
		+	Third Test (Melbourne) England 185 and 68 (Scott Boland 6-7) Australia 267. Australia won by an innings and 14 runs
		+
		+	Dec 31
		+
		+	New Year’s Honours
		+
		+	Knighthood – Jason Kenny
		+
		+	Dame – Laura Kenny
		+
		+	OBE – Adam Peaty, Tom Daley, Kadeena Cox, Hannah Mills, Max Whitlock, Jonathan Rea, Emma Hayes
		+
		+	MBE – Emma Raducanu, Matty Lee

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 Jan 30
 Copa Libertadores final – Palmeiras bt Santos
 Jan 31
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 -year-old Hend Zaha (Syria) loses in first round of table tennis
 First Test – South Africa 17 British and Irish Lions 22
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 Jul 27
-Men’s 200m freestyle – Tom Dean. Silver – Duncan Scott
+Men’s 200m freestyle – Tom Dean. Silver – Duncan Scott, 4<sup>th</sup> David Popovici (Romania, aged 16)
 Women’s triathlon – Flora Duffy (Bermuda). Silver – Georgia Taylor-Brown
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 Aug 4
 Individual jumping – Ben Maher riding Explosion W
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 Sep 12
-Italian GP – Daniel Ricciardo, Lando Norris, Valtteri Bottas. First one-two finish for McLaren since 2010
+Italian GP – Daniel Ricciardo, Lando Norris, Valtteri Bottas. First one-two finish for McLaren since 2010. Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen collided on lap 22 and had to retire from the race
 Great North Run. Men’s – Marc Scott. Women’s – Hellen Obiri (Kenya). 2<sup>nd</sup> Eilish McColgan
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 IndyCar Series – Alex Palou (Spain)
 Sep 28
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 Women’s player – Eve Jones
 Sep 29
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 Copa Libertadores final – Palmeiras bt Flamengo
 Nov 28

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 Women’s football quarter-final – Australia 4 GB 3 (Ellen White 3)
-Women’s BMX – Bethany Schriever
+Women’s BMX – Bethany Shriever
 Men’s BMX. Silver – Kye White