Fri, 04 Oct, 2019 - 22:20
Cathal Dennehy
The biggest story in sport this week was not really a story about sport. At least, not on the surface.
It’s one you won’t have seen analysed in the BBC studio, and nor is it one you’ll have heard many opinions on from the world’s best athletes or soccer players.
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