Monaco, Giroud, Tatum, Pogacar: the news on a set of March 7, 2022

WHAT YOU MAY HAVE MISSED BETWEEN LAST NIGHT AND THIS MORNING

1. Football – Ligue 1: Monaco makes OM a little more doubtful

2. Football – Serie A: Giroud scorer, Milan leader

3. Basketball – NBA: A great Tatum, a monstrous Jokic

54 points is the loot amassed by a Jayson Tatum as untenable as it is essential, since the Celtics snatched the victory against the Nets (126-120), despite a Kevin Durant spent above 25,000 career units. With this 14th victory in 16 matches, Boston is 5th in the East, while Brooklyn (9th) sees the specter of play-off play-offs approaching.

4. Rugby – Top 14: The French Stadium king of suspense

5. Paralympic Games – Beijing 2022: Hernandez in gold

WE HAVE ALSO RETAINED FOR YOU

Soccer – Liga : Atlético Madrid outclassed Betis Sevilla (3-1) on the 27th day of the Spanish Championship, to interfere in the top 4, tied with FC Barcelona.

Tennis – WTA 250 Monterrey : Canada’s Leylah Fernandez, 21st in the world, retained her title by beating Colombian Camila Osorio, 44th in the WTA rankings, 6-7, 6-4, 7-6.

Golf – Arnold Palmer Invitational : The American Scottie Scheffler, world No.6, won his second PGA title one step ahead of Billy Horschel, Viktor Hovland and Tyrrell Hatton in Orlando.

Golf – Puerto Rico Open : The American Ryan Brehm, 35, 773rd in the world, who conceded only one bogey throughout the tournament, won his first PGA title, which he retains at the same time the card while he was on the end of a medical exemption.

Endurance – WEC : The Russian team G-Drive Racing has withdrawn from the world championship due to « unacceptable conditions of the International Automobile Federation ». The latter, on the recommendation of the IOC, requires Russian and Belarusian competitors to race under a neutral flag.

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WHAT YOU CAN’T MISS TO FOLLOW TODAY

1. Cycling – Paris – Nice: A day in the wind

The « Race to the Sun » peloton hits the road again at Auffargis at 12:25 p.m. to reach Orléans, the end of the 159.2 kilometer long 2nd stage. On this flat course and exposed to the wind, the backpackers will have their say, and we will see if the Jumbo-Visma does not lock up just like on Sunday to protect the yellow jersey of Christophe Laporte, under the control of Primoz Roglic, big favorite of the test, and Wout van Aert.

2. Cycling – Tirreno-Adriatico: Pogacar ready to face Evenepoel

No observation round! The 1st stage of the Italian race is a 13.9 km individual time trial at Lido Di Camaiore (starting at 2 p.m.). Two days after his coup in the Strade Bianche, the double winner of the Tour de France and title holder, Tadej Pogacar, will measure himself by lap times against his challenger Remco Evenepoel, who will face him for the next time on this week-long race format that he enjoys. To see also in what state of form is the world champion Julian Alaphilippe, injured in the back in a fall on Saturday.

3. Football – European Championships: Tottenham and Everton must keep in touch

A Monday evening to complete the 28th day in England and the 27th in Spain. At 9 p.m., Tottenham (7th) receives Everton (17th) clinging to the wake of European clubs, and at the same time, Athletic Bilbao (8th) will have the same ambition on its lawn against the last, Levante.